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The detective carefully examined the details of the crime scene photograph.

Definition

Noun 1. Individual facts, features, or items of information: "Details" refers to the small, specific pieces of information that together form a more complete picture or description of something. 2. True confidential information: "Details" can also refer to private, sensitive, or secret information, especially when revealed.

Usage

The word "details" is a plural noun. It is used to refer to specific pieces of information, often considered collectively. It is commonly used with verbs like give, provide, discuss, know, and explain.

Examples
  • Noun (Individual facts/features):

    • Please send me the details of the meeting, including the time and location.
    • The police report contained all the details of the incident.
    • She described her trip in great details.
  • Noun (Confidential information):

    • After the trial, he gave us the real details.
    • The journalist promised not to reveal her source's details.
Advanced Usage
  • "in detail": (phrase) thoroughly, with attention to all the specifics.
    • The engineer explained the problem in detail.
  • "to go into detail(s)": (phrase) to explain something thoroughly, providing many specifics.
    • I won't go into details now, but the plan is quite complex.
Variants and Related Words
  • Detail (noun, singular): A single small fact or item.
    • One important detail was missing from the story.
  • Detail (verb): To describe something item by item; to assign for a specific task.
    • The report details the steps required.
    • He was detailed to guard duty.
  • Detailed (adjective): Having many details; thorough.
    • She provided a detailed analysis.
Synonyms
  • Particulars: Specific points or details.
  • Specifics: Precise details.
  • Fine print: The detailed, often contractual, terms and conditions.
  • Intricacies: The complicated details of something.
Related Phrases
  • The devil is in the details: (idiom) The success of something depends on getting the small, often overlooked, details right.
    • The design looks simple, but the devil is in the details.
details

The detective carefully examined the details of the crime scene photograph.

Noun
  1. true confidential information
    • after the trial he gave us the real details