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thorough
adjective as in all-encompassing
Strongest matches
accurate, careful, complete, comprehensive, detailed, exhaustive, full, intensive, meticulous, painstaking, profound
Weak matches
absolute, arrant, consummate, exact, extreme, finished, ingrained, out-and-out, thoroughly, unmitigated, utter
Example Sentences
After The Guardian published its report on Saturday afternoon, Kemkaran sent a message to members announcing a "thorough investigation" into the source of the leaks.
“We conducted a thorough and efficient investigation under very difficult circumstances. The simple fact is that we ran out of time,” Cooney said.
Pantekidis adds: “Only by conducting a thorough investigation that involves quantifying the mathematical break-even and the qualitative implications, families can make well-informed decisions that protect balance sheet integrity, maintain flexibility, and sustain wealth across generations.”
The FBI alerted New York State Police on Saturday, and Moynihan was arrested the following day after what authorities called a “thorough investigation.”
The Home Office said it was "committed to delivering a robust, thorough inquiry that will get to the truth and provide the answers that survivors have so long campaigned for".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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