fastidious

a fastidious taste in literature

the child seemed fastidious about getting her fingers sticky or dirty.

She is very fastidious about cleanliness.

He is a fastidious eater and only eats organic food.

The designer is known for being fastidious about every detail.

Her fastidious nature makes her a great editor.

The chef is fastidious about the quality of ingredients.

He is fastidious in his choice of words.

The fastidious cat refused to eat the generic cat food.

She has a fastidious eye for fashion and always looks impeccably dressed.

The fastidious customer returned the product because it had a small scratch.

His fastidious attention to detail ensures that his work is always of the highest quality.

" To be sure. He is... fastidious, shall we say" ?

Decliners are fastidious folk, they won't touch a door knob without sanitising it, let alone shake hands.

How was it that a man so exact and fastidious could have made this error of a day?

" I am not fastidious, " Solomin said calmly.

" Is Mr. Rochester an exacting, fastidious sort of man" ?

All in all, I was a picture of fastidious care.

The man was very rich, but at the same time he was a fastidious faultfinder.

Let the high and mighty celebrate their greatness with fastidious etiquette. Let them even copy the rest of Europe if they must.

Dragons are notoriously fastidious and their inability to deal with the mess could force them to bring rain and wash the pool clean.

" You're so terribly fastidious, Godmother, " said Arthur, " I'm afraid I should never satisfy you with my choice" .