exhaustive
حصرية
definition
adjective
she has undergone exhaustive tests since becoming ill
examining, including, or considering all elements or aspects; fully comprehensive.
translation of 'exhaustive'
adjective
مفصل,
مستنزف,
متعب
example
The list is by no means 'exhaustive' but it does capture some of the main elements.
We have been taught to conduct 'exhaustive' studies of our chosen fields.
This is by no means an 'exhaustive' list - but it clearly shows that there's no such thing as a risk-free summer.
After 'exhaustive' testing they found that a long track in the circuit board had functioned as the antenna.
Please be mindful that this is not an 'exhaustive' collection, nor is this a representative sample.
There are plenty of books that offer an 'exhaustive' account of those issues, and I took them to be the context for my story.
Even after going through this 'exhaustive' process there is no guarantee that you will have chosen the right manager.
After an 'exhaustive' investigation, we received a full copy of the report, which was sent to us and translated for us.
What would constitute a special circumstance defied definition or 'exhaustive' categorisation.
In terms of generic iconography, Alphaville is truly 'exhaustive' in its attention to detail.
Police were led to the stash following an 'exhaustive' investigation, codenamed Operation Elect.
This essay has attempted to outline his themes and methods without claiming to be an 'exhaustive' study.
It also explores in 'exhaustive' detail the way Wilson was out maneuvered at Versailles and how he left a broken man.
This was not an 'exhaustive' survey but the experiences of our stranded motorists varied substantially.
These are only a few examples which are neither comprehensive nor 'exhaustive' .
My list is not 'exhaustive' , but rest assured, the most diligent research is ongoing.
The campaign group said it sent the Government an 'exhaustive' memo detailing the allegations in July.
Her body has never been found despite 'exhaustive' searches by police.
There have been other articles in British newspapers but I think the above is the most 'exhaustive' study of the lot.
The results of an 'exhaustive' study into masculinity were published this week and they make for illuminating reading.
The sheer 'exhaustiveness' of these lists can lead to odd situations when one player is granted an exception and another isn't.
That's the nickel tour of what is actually a very tight, informative and 'exhaustively' complete 3800 word report.
To point out this incompleteness is not to criticize Lyotard: his book is no treatise, no scientific biography; it has no aspiration to 'exhaustiveness' .
Since then, the Senate has thoroughly and 'exhaustively' investigated and debated her nomination.
This is an 'exhaustively' detailed account of the authors' industrious search through German and Russian archives for the solution to the mystery.
Their 'exhaustiveness' in regard to the latter, however, is insufficient.
An 'exhaustively' detailed account frequently becomes a catalogue of events whose significance remains murky.
Although advanced as a first, tentative approach, the proposal is presented very systematically, with clear ambitions to generality and 'exhaustiveness' of the field.
The protocols presented are easily interpretable and complete without being excessively or 'exhaustively' detailed.
The international architectural community is bound to profit from the lessons conveyed by this exhibition, which covers with admirable 'exhaustiveness' a subject vitally pertinent to the present day.
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