Choose the answer that best matches the word in italics. Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word, if necessary

She examined my costume minutely before declaring it the winner.

. with close attention to even the smallest details

. for a minute

. piece by piece, minute by minute

. casually

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Callum Harmon

English

20 February, 02:00

Choose the answer that best matches the word in italics. Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word, if necessary

She examined my costume minutely before declaring it the winner.

. with close attention to even the smallest details

. for a minute

. piece by piece, minute by minute

. casually

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Quincy Jimenez · Answer 1

(When you copy and pasted it, it got rid of the italics.) What is the word that is suppose to be in italics?

Tuffy · Answer 2

Due to format absence when you pasted the question, I can notice that the correct adverb that your options are describing is the word "Minutely" and the correct option to describe that adverb is the first one: "with close attention to even the smallest details"

Explanation:

Due to its definition the word minutely describes to watch or detail something with good attention.

Choose the answer that best matches the word in italics. Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word, if necessaryShe examined my costume minutely before declaring it the winner.. with close attention to even the smallest details. for a minute. piece by piece, minute by minute. casually