minutiose
adjective
mi·nu·ti·ose
-shēˌōs
variants or minutious
-shēəs
: attentive to or dealing with minutiae
precision of minutiose observation
J. A. Thomson
J. A. Thomsonminutiose and troublesome attentions Metropolis
Metropolis
Word History
Etymology
minutiose alteration (influenced by -ose) of minutious, from French minutieux, from minutie minutia (from Latin minutia) + -eux -ous
- seer newfoundland
- seercraft
- seeress
- seeresses
- seerpaw
- seers
- seership
- seersucker
- seersuckers
- sees
- sees about
- sees after
- sees around
- sees eye to eye
- sees in
- sees in something or someone
- sees off
- sees out
- sees over
- sees red
- sees round
- sees someone around
- sees something in
- sees something in something or someone
- sees to