Detailed
/diːˈteɪld/
Definitions
Characterized by attention to or containing many details; thorough.
/diːˈteɪld/
Giving many details or thorough information.
The architect presented a detailed blueprint of the new building.
💡 Simply: Imagine you're explaining how to build a LEGO castle. If you're *detailed*, you'd tell someone exactly what pieces to use, where to put them, and even how to connect them. That's like detailed information!
👶 For kids: When something is detailed, it means it has lots of little parts and information.
More Examples
She provided a detailed explanation of the complex scientific process.
The detective gave a detailed account of the crime scene.
How It's Used
"A detailed report of the company's financial performance."
"Detailed instructions for assembling the furniture."
Synonyms & Antonyms
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From French 'détaillé', past participle of 'détailler' (to detail), from 'détail' (detail), from Old French 'taille' (a cutting, a piece).
The word 'detailed' started appearing in English in the 17th century, initially referring to the act of providing many details, as in a written account or a plan.
Memory tip
Think of the word 'detailed' as being 'filled with details' - just imagine a page covered in tiny, important bits of information.
Word Origin
"to cut or divide into parts, to provide details."