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closely
This term conveys a sense of tight proximity, whether that proximity is physical, intellectual, or relational. When used to describe observation or examination, it suggests a meticulous level of scrutiny where no detail is overlooked, often implying a critical or professional intent.
In relational or comparative contexts, it indicates a high degree of alignment or kinship. This can range from biological relatedness to the strict adherence of a derivative work to its source material, emphasizing a lack of deviation or a strong bond.
Meanings
In a way that shows a strong relationship, similarity, or connection.
Examples
Please listen closely to these instructions before starting the exam.
I need to look closely at the map to find the hidden alley.
The two companies work closely together on the new project.
Their family ties are closely linked to the history of the region.
Stay closely behind me so you do not get lost in the fog.
The puppy followed its owner closely across the park.
I must follow the recipe closely if I want the cake to rise.
The detective monitored the suspect closely for three days.