detailedly

She describes herself very detailedly and is the main character concerned with the welfare of other characters.

Another classic private-eye novel: detailedly vivid . . . tenderly erotic.

Boucher and McComas praised the novel as "a detailedly plausible and accurate fictional tour."

True enough, the diary is full of detailedly, intimately, multifariously welcoming passages, far better than anything in Henry Miller or Frank Harris.

They pointed out that the original wordmills had been detailedly patterned on skilled human writers, whose psychoanalytic draining-in-depth had provided the contents of the wordniills' memory banks, and where were such writers to be found today?