Adverb:

ରୁଗ୍,

fussily's Usage Examples:

replaced the "spontaneity and poetry" of the original with "over-detailed and fussily accurate" illustrations.

the 1930s and 1940s the original owners were beginning to age and the fussily detailed houses of Grey Lynn on their cramped sections were seen[by whom.

stopped him in the street and asked politely for directions were not as fussily inconsequential as they might sound at first.

comments that this statement was likely in reference to McCartney"s "too fussily extemporised" bass part on the Beatles" 1969 recording.

its nose, ever so slightly, at the American obsession with mixology and fussily precise 12-ingredient cocktails.

the Harrison-composed "Something" as creative but overly busy and "too fussily extemporised".

camera angles were monotonous and too inclusive_, sound poor, and sets fussily elaborate and consequently distracting.

The bird flies back scoldingly and fussily returns his artistic display to its former perfection.

According to New York magazine review, their "deeply brooding, fussily-executed album finally sounded, sixteen years later.

The long, fussily narrated opening, in particular, takes nearly 100 pages to get the reader.

" He stated that the film"s creators "deliver a slick, fussily stylized package that leaves no room for boredom" but should have delved.

who was sadly self-centred and who also had a lamentable tendency to be fussily over-pretective, Edmund was a relaxed, confident parent, never happier.

The enameling on the reverse of this cross is "bendy fussily argent and azure" (the arms of Bavaria) "impaling or, a fesse argent and.