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pedantic

[puh-dan-tik] / pəˈdæn tɪk /


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This might seem pedantic, but it's an important distinction.

From Salon

In reframing this patriotic number for more modern audiences, the performers spoke about social justice issues; it gravitated toward the pedantic.

From New York Times

So I think people must just have a bit of, don't be pedantic about it.

From Salon

Group leader Bob Holman, 78, said he was 'totally gutted' that 'nit-picking and a pedantic attitude' by the overseeing organisation had denied them the record.

From Reuters

Over the next decade, however, Wahl became the definitive chronicler of the sport in North America, a world traveler who applied rigor, depth and passion, without being pedantic or precious, to his coverage.

From Los Angeles Times