fastidiously

Towards ladies, his manner was always most fastidiously delicate and courteous.

But you needn't dismiss her altogether from your fastidiously romantic soul merely because she has belonged to another.

His taste, too, is fastidiously unerring; there is never a swerve beyond the cobweb boundaries of the line of beauty.

We flee from deadly horrors of climate to be fastidiously critical.

Kit, somewhat embarrassed, was shown into the manager's room and received by a little, fastidiously neat Spanish gentleman.

"We don't want dirty little boyth," murmured Cuthbert fastidiously.

The less said about my discoveries the better for the fastidiously minded.

There was a Roman poet, fastidiously bound, and then–there was the Ritual.

He was fastidiously exclusive, and no guest at the cottage ever succeeded in making up to him.

The snail extended a cool cautious tentacle,—recoiled it fastidiously and shaped a new course.