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minutely

[min-it-lee] / ˈmɪn ɪt li /




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Like all of U2’s albums, it’s anything but casual; the songs have been minutely reconsidered.

From New York Times

Many of these minutely observed things express the inequity of heterosexual relations, along with details of severe depression, a mental breakdown and a suicide attempt.

From Washington Post

Turning the template upside down, she instead plays the caregiver, Callan — if you can call someone a caregiver whose every act of care is minutely monetized.

From New York Times

A loose pastel green skirt suit opened, lined with minutely sparkling crystalline buttons made by the stalwart’s world-famous atelier.

From Seattle Times

Lawyer Andrew Sutcliffe, representing the “Oh Why” co-writers, argued there was an “indisputable similarity between the works” and suggested the chances of two songs that “correlate” appearing within months of each other was “minutely small.”

From Seattle Times