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scrupulousness

/ˌskruː.pjəˈlɒs.nəs/

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noun

/ˌskruː.pjəˈlɒs.nəs/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество быть очень внимательным, честным и дотошным, особенно в соблюдении этических норм или при строгом внимании к мельчайшим деталям.

A noun referring to the quality of being very careful, honest, and thorough, especially in adhering to ethical standards or paying strict attention to minute details.

uncountable

  1. Ethical integrityC1formal

    The quality of adhering strictly to moral or ethical principles; conscientiousness in doing what is right.

    ruДобросовестность

    • Her scrupulousness in business dealings earned her the trust of all partners.
    • The judge was known for his scrupulousness and impartiality.
    • Scrupulousness is essential for anyone working in law or finance.

    Synonymsconscientiousnesshonorintegritymoralityprobityrectituderighteousnessuprightness

    Antonymscorruptiondishonestyunscrupulousnessvenalitywickedness

  2. Meticulous attention to detailC1formal

    The trait of being extremely careful and precise, especially regarding small details.

    ruСкрупулёзность

    • The editor's scrupulousness caught every typo in the manuscript.
    • His scrupulousness in following the recipe ensured a perfect dish.
    • The architect's scrupulousness was evident in the flawless blueprints.

    Synonymscarefulnessconscientiousnessexactnessfastidiousnessmeticulousnessprecisionpunctiliousnessrigorthoroughness

    Antonymscarelessnessnegligencesloppiness

Forms
  • scrupulousnesses plural form
  • scrupulousnesses' possessive plural form
  • scrupulousness's possessive singular form
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