thorough

(adjective)

painstaking and careful not to miss or omit any detail

Related Terms

  • evidence
  • Accuracy

Examples of thorough in the following topics:

  • Deploying Evidence

    • Deploy accurate, relevant, and thorough evidence strategically in order to most effectively argue your point.
    • Let the lowest level of understanding in your audience dictate how thorough you need to be; at the same time, don't over-explain or get into so much depth that you lose more of your audience than you win over.
    • Explain why speakers must consider accuracy, relevancy, and thoroughness when deploying evidence in public speaking
  • Rules to Follow When Speaking

    • Respect your audience by taking thorough time to write, edit, review and rehearse your speech before presenting.
  • Your Areas of Expertise

    • Experts are people who have a thorough knowledge of something that most people do not.
  • Career Benefits: Advancement

    • One caveat: you still need to do a thorough audience analysis.
  • Topic Research: Gathering Materials and Evidence

    • Make sure you thorough research and gather enough evidence and supporting materials in order to confidently and competently talk about your topic.
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