How to pronounce “painstakingly” in English

I painstakingly took two weeks to make this thing move note by note by note, and it sounds letter-perfect.

And by painstakingly doing field research, and linking those sounds to nonhuman behaviors, and testing those through playback experiments, you can begin to decode the meanings

But we also painstakingly made sure that the characters were always supported by their friends in each page.

And so they would painstakingly go and print up these newsletters of the day, these gossip newsletters using the printing press.

And he would just painstakingly listen to me.

This is painstakingly mosaicing kind of the best of all the Landsat scenes.

to reach branches and painstakingly takes one leaf after the other and polishes it and sprays it with water so that it's less wilted and less dehydrated.

They extracted their silk and painstakingly wove and embroidered it into a single golden cape.

So if all the details are painstakingly placed into these databases, then where's the problem?

basically used picks and taking one out painstakingly, one by one.

drew it in a very kind of painstakingly oldfashioned serious way completely

winter of 1937 and looking painstakingly through his Diaries which were written in impeccable not only were they

but print is an optional accessory that must be painstakingly bolted on."

Chinese language and then with China itself and G Jen very painstakingly she

In 1709, a Frenchman named Francois Xavier Bon painstakingly collected hundreds of spider egg sacs, boiled them, combed them like wool, spun them into thread,

- For a magnet, you have to painstakingly tune it to the critical point, but the forest naturally drives itself there.

- Over six decades, tens of thousands of biologists painstakingly worked out the structure of 150,000 proteins.

And the Americans and the British took these people and this machinery and painstakingly,

So using surviving FBI wartime personnel records, Selikoff began tracking them down and one by one painstakingly pieced together

- Over six decades, all of the scientists working around the world on proteins painstakingly found about 150,000 protein structures.

community, this amazing resource that was amplifying the resource they had painstakingly built.

Yet despite its rough condition, much of the document could still be painstakingly deciphered and translated, and it became known as the Rhind Papyrus

Whether these variations are carried out as thought experiments by luminous minds, or painstakingly performed in the basement labs of physics departments, it's

So this contains a lot more information, but it's painstakingly tough to make these observations.

And what he does, day after day, is he painstakingly climbs this very huge tree and gets to reach these very hard

I used to write physics engines and graphics engines in my early days in gaming, and I know it's just so painstakingly hard

I used to write physics engines and graphics engines in my early days in gaming, and I know it's just so painstakingly hard

I mean, I've had factories that literally, after I painstakingly explained to them, OK, I want all these different color browns.

And then, to my horror, I realized that I had not, in fact, synced the video that I had painstakingly created.

And each of those came back with just a snow of Post-it notes, where the editors and George had gone through, and they'd just added notes, painstakingly, piece by piece

It will take not just taking a cell and popping it out and cloning it, but we'll have to painstakingly reconstruct what

She manages to go three steps before the door splinters and tears loose of its hinges, thudding to the painstakingly

Because as these Founders knew, while we think of the Constitution as yes, the painstakingly designed blueprint drawn up by what Thomas Jefferson called "an assembly of demigods,"