meticulously research

Frequency: 6.78.0 per million words

To investigate a subject systematically and in great detail.

meticulouslyADVERB + VERB

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research

Examples (10)

  • The historian chose to meticulously research every detail of the ancient manuscript.
  • Scientists must meticulously research their hypotheses before drawing conclusions.
  • She vowed to meticulously research the case until all truth was uncovered.
  • For his groundbreaking book, the author had to meticulously research archived documents.
  • The team plans to meticulously research the market trends before launching the new product.
  • Before making any investment, it's wise to meticulously research all potential risks.
  • His job requires him to meticulously research legal precedents for complex cases.
  • We need to meticulously research the history of the company to understand its current challenges.
  • Students were instructed to meticulously research their topics and cite all sources.
  • It's crucial to meticulously research the cultural context when studying a foreign language.