fastidious in Latin
fastidious in Latin is fastidiosus — fastidious means extremely careful about small details, especially cleanliness and order; hard to please.
fastidious in Latin
fastidiosus
Overly concerned about tidiness and cleanliness.
What does "fastidious" mean?
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adj Extremely careful about small details, especially cleanliness and order; hard to please.
"She was fastidious about keeping her desk perfectly organised."
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adj (biology) Needing very specific conditions or nutrients to grow, and therefore difficult to culture.
"The bacteria proved fastidious, requiring a special enriched growth medium in the lab."
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fastidious in a sentence
- She was fastidious about keeping her desk perfectly organised.
- He's so fastidious that he re-irons shirts that already look fine.
- The bacteria proved fastidious, requiring a special enriched growth medium in the lab.
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What is "fastidious" in Latin?
"fastidious" in Latin is fastidiosus. fastidious means: Extremely careful about small details, especially cleanliness and order; hard to please.
How do you use "fastidious" in a sentence?
Example: "She was fastidious about keeping her desk perfectly organised." In Latin, "fastidious" is fastidiosus.
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