Modifies a noun

• fairness: Every request has to be judged carefully, and that we are doing with scrupulous fairness.

• honesty: His book is excellent for " beginners " and newcomers to Advaita simply because he covers all the bases with scrupulous honesty.

• hygiene: Please remember that scrupulous personal hygiene must be observed.

• attention: Blind Fashion's scrupulous attention to detail means you can have total confidence from first inquiry to final dispatch.

• accuracy: Once the Gospels were regarded as inspired, they were copied with scrupulous accuracy and by the most skillful scribes available.

• care: They examined the ocean with the most scrupulous care.

Modifying Another Word

• too: The book is too scrupulous, or perhaps too fickle, to permit any detail of significance to remain long in place.

• so: But look here: I could see a way out of the difficulty, only you are so scrupulous.

• very: You would not need to be a very scrupulous citizen to take an interest in this book.

• always: In treatment he was an optimist, he was also unselfish to his colleagues and always scrupulous in giving credit to others.

• particularly: However, he is not particularly scrupulous about who he sells his information to.

• entirely: Collectors are not always entirely scrupulous, I'm afraid.