Fastidiously [adverb]

The alien picked his way fastidiously through the noxious debris to the end of the long room.

He was of robust carriage, of refined manners, fastidiously dressed, and very rich.

He was born in the lap of a society daintily intellectual and fastidiously cultivated.

Some were left, as though the thief had fastidiously made his selection, scorning to trouble himself with anything but the best.

God might come walking lightly in and perhaps seat himself fastidiously in my chastest chair.

Kate said, fastidiously, 'Those Primmerose people aren't nice in any way, I'm afraid.

He read slowly and fastidiously, and sought in literature for one thing alone.

Neville turned over the word, thoughtfully and fastidiously.

He was tying a fastidiously correct bow on his tan oxford when he happened to glance out of the window.

Winthrope took another deep draught, rinsed his fingers fastidiously, and arose.