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Meanings of detailed in English

Developed or executed with care and in minute detail.

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Examples for "elaborate"
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But the elaborate arrangement actually delays the problem by just a year.
Reuters
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Natural biominerals are often elaborate in detail but light, durable and strong.
Radio NZ
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Kotb mentioned Morgan's elaborate New Jersey home, which features an extensive aquarium.
News.com.au
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Other animals clearly communicate with one another, sometimes in fairly elaborate ways.
BBC
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Claims family is under pressure from personal circumstances, but would not elaborate.
The arms maker of berlin
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It's a message she elaborated on in the September issue of EBONY.
Ebony
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Western Cape Finance Minister Dr Ivan Meyer elaborated on the province's success.
The South African
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Azinger elaborated on this point during an interview with an American magazine.
The Guardian
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The argument was elaborated by F. C. Baur and the Tübingen School.
The Books of the New Testament
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However, Prime Suspect had elaborated on the Telecom break-ins in his statement.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
Usage of detailed in English
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In future, having detailed information about particular genes may allow DNA editing.
Radio NZ
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Significance: The results highlight the importance of detailed epilepsy information for families.
Pubmed
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The second thing I would ask for is your detailed medical history.
Joy bauer's food cures
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Compounding pharmacies are often a good place to go for detailed information.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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However, the publication of the detailed route could see new communities threatened.
The Guardian
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Visit the UN Population Fund's detailed population calculator, 7 billion and me.
BBC
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He said decommissioning is worthless without detailed information on the weapons destroyed.
The Irish Times
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A questionnaire was used to collect potential confounders and detailed work conditions.
Pubmed
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Of course, no guide, however detailed and well-written, can substitute for experience.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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It sets out its detailed programme for government if it wins power.
BBC
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Future validation in prospective studies with detailed information on endometriosis is needed.
Pubmed
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A detailed critical appraisal process assessed risk of bias and study quality.
Pubmed
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This is detailed in a study by international market research company Forrester.
The South African
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Maury, Thompson B.; enlisted in fall of 1861; detailed in Signal Service.
The Story of a Cannoneer Under Stonewall Jackson / In Which is T...
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Speaking on Monday, Sir Martin said the report was long and detailed.
Radio NZ
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A questionnaire was used to obtain detailed work histories and exposure information.
Pubmed
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