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punctiliousness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | meticulosity, meticulousness, scrupulousness |
| Type of | conscientiousness, painstakingness |
| Derivation | punctilious |
Examples of punctiliousness
punctiliousness
The architect himself stresses his punctiliousness about budgets and deadlines.
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I understood, then, the punctiliousness of his manner and dress.
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A stickler for punctiliousness, Fogg is in the process of firing his servant when we first meet him.
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They are shocking for their bureaucratic punctiliousness.
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It was only later, when he learned more about the master he served with military punctiliousness, that he saw the light.
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The junta has always shown a perverse punctiliousness in following the letter of its arbitrarily enforced repressive laws.
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Then, with equal punctiliousness, she pays some boys to give her car a push so that she can sail off a cliff in it.
From the time.com
The author makes the distant world of Victorian fiction, with its careful plotting and moral punctiliousness, as gripping as tomorrow's whodunit.
From the time.com
The government's enthusiasm for oil and gas certainly seems at odds with its extreme punctiliousness about the morality of its other investments.
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- Meticulousness: strict attention to minute details
- The act of being particular about something. Being scrupulous. Attentive to detail
