microscopical
Pronunciation: [maɪ.kroʊˈskɑ.pɪ.kəl]
Word
Context: "science"
(adjective) something that is very small and can only be seen with a microscope. When we say something is microscopical, it means it is tiny, like the germs you can't see without special tools.
Example
The scientist discovered microscopical organisms in the lake water.
Example
The playground equipment was not microscopical; it was very large and easy to see.
Example
What kind of microscopical creatures can we find in our backyard soil?
Context: "detail"
(adjective) when we pay attention to very small details in something. If we describe a painting with a lot of microscopical details, it means that it is very intricate and careful in many tiny parts.
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The artist is known for his microscopical attention to detail in his paintings.
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Her drawings are not microscopical; they are simple and lack intricate details.
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Can you spot the microscopical details in this magnified image?
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