Meticulous
Hello everyone, 'Meticulous' means someone that cares so much about something like cleaning or looking nice right? Can 'Meticulous' be equal to OCD? I mean like those guys who are madly obsessed about cleaning and whatnot. And also, what do we call someone who has OCD? Do we simply call them "someone who has OCD" or maybe something else? I'd appreciate any grammar or mistake correction in my text.
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Venom Snake 'Meticulous' means someone that cares so much about something like cleaning or looking nice right? No. 'meticulous' means 'very careful, especially with details'.
- Venom Snake 'Meticulous' means someone that cares so much about something like cleaning or looking nice right?
- No.
- 'meticulous' means 'very careful, especially with details'.
- "a meticulous craftsman" You can be careful about a lot of things, not just about cleaning.
- Venom Snake And also, what do we call someone who has OCD?
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Venom Snake'Meticulous' means someone that cares so much about something like cleaning or looking nice right?
No. 'meticulous' means 'very careful, especially with details'. "a meticulous craftsman" You can be careful about a lot of things, not just about cleaning.
Venom SnakeAnd also, what do we call someone who has OCD? Do w
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