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scrupulously

[ skroo-pyuh-luhs-lee ]

adverb

  1. in a way that shows strict regard for moral standards or principles:

    He has a reputation as a consistently hardworking and scrupulously honest and fair newspaperman.

  2. in a way that shows care or precision:

    The authors have scrupulously researched the culinary culture of the early 18th century.



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True to their stereotype, Canadians have remained scrupulously polite to the American expats interviewed for this story, but there have been some awkward moments.

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If the end is at hand, why worry too scrupulously over a life or two, or, for that matter, over the functioning of society?

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His book conveys both candor and a rigorous attempt to not only scrupulously point out mistakes Adams feels he made, but to “help people understand why you made the mistake.”

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“In a government of laws, the existence of the government will be imperiled if it fails to observe the law scrupulously. Our Government,” Brandies said, “is the potent, the omnipresent teacher.”

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Against findings like this, Israel has always insisted that it is scrupulously following international law.

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