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detail
noun as in feature, specific aspect
Strong matches
ABCs, accessory, component, count, cue, dope, factor, fraction, item, minutia, nicety, nitty-gritty, particular, peculiarity, point, portion, respect, singularity, specialty, specification, technicality, trait, trivia, triviality
noun as in military troop
Strong matches
KP, army, assignment, body, detachment, duty, fatigue, force, organization, party, squad, unit
Weak matches
verb as in specify, make clear
Strongest matches
analyze, delineate, depict, describe, enumerate, lay out, portray, recount, relate, reveal, set forth, spell out, stipulate, summarize, tell, uncover
Strong matches
catalog, circumstantiate, communicate, designate, elaborate, embellish, epitomize, exhibit, individualize, itemize, narrate, particularize, produce, recapitulate, recite, rehearse, report, show, specialize, spread
Weak matches
fly speck, get down to brass tacks, quote chapter and verse, sweat details
Example Sentences
Their goal is to create a detailed anatomical and molecular atlas that reveals how these neural pathways are organized.
For the first time, astronomers have used a new imaging method on a ground-based telescope to capture the most detailed look ever at the disk surrounding a distant star.
Researchers used seismic reflection imaging -- essentially an ultrasound of Earth's interior -- combined with detailed earthquake records to observe the process.
By explaining that his grandparents were born in Greece and that he has his mother’s birth certificate, he got results that he says yielded more detailed information than a web search would have.
The administration has taken steps to keep details of the demolition from the public, reportedly ordering employees not to share photos and blocking access to journalists.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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