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Meanings of nitpicking in anglès
portuguès
remoção de lêndeas català
desllemenat Synonyms
Examples for "pedant"
Examples for "pedant"
1
Happily Julius was ceasing to be a pedant, even in matters ecclesiastical.
2
Refined, cultured, and intelligent, he was also a pedant and a bore.
3
What is a greater pedant than a mere man of the town?
4
The pedant-forsuch seemed to be his character in the troupe-bowed his acknowledgments.
5
You cannot speak of Tao to a pedant; his scope is too restricted.
Usage of nitpicking in anglès
1
In light of an incredible 2014 for Seattle however, this is nitpicking.
2
Annoyed and frustrated, Ryan had passed the time nitpicking everything I said.
3
But Eco manages to make these sorts of nitpicking interludes progressively beguiling.
4
This would all seem like nitpicking if the stakes weren't so high.
5
In a sense he is right, but it's the nitpicking debater talking here.
6
I don't think it's time to be nitpicking on anyone else.
7
Two: the ConCom is composed entirely of aspies with level-twenty powers of nitpicking.
8
There would be a champion without the nitpicking of subtracting Against from For.
9
It struck me that a lot of the criticisms seemed nitpicking and begrudgery.
10
That's nitpicking, because the Supra lives up to the performance promise.
11
Gallowglass smothered a sigh of relief at her historical nitpicking.
12
She's having too much fun to care about such nitpicking.
13
The chief cause for concern has been the degree of nitpicking surrounding marginal offside calls.
14
We're nitpicking here, but these details are important.
15
And if you're nitpicking, some of the darker nuance of characterisation has been lost in translation.
16
Using 65 or 71 for an age-based analysis may seem like nitpicking.
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Nitpicking through the time