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painstaking

[peynz-tey-king, peyn-stey-] / ˈpeɪnzˌteɪ kɪŋ, ˈpeɪnˌsteɪ- /


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The painstaking pop production that earned the song a record of the year nomination was jettisoned, with Gaga screaming the hook against a blinding array of floodlights.

From BBC

Production depends on the same painstaking research, writing and colouring, although some images of deities have evolved.

From Barron's

The collection of Le Carré’s annotated typescripts, letters and photographs offers a window into his painstaking craft.

From The Wall Street Journal

Chief Coroner Judge Anna Tutton confirmed the identification process is underway, but warned it would likely be "complex" and "painstaking".

From BBC

The department’s ability to complete such painstaking work in 30 days doesn’t constitute a violation of the law.

From The Wall Street Journal