blow-by-blow (Meaning)

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blow-by-blow (s)

providing great detail

The sports commentator provided a blow-by-blow account of the boxing match, describing each punch in detail.
The reporter gave a blow-by-blow description of the courtroom proceedings, capturing every moment of the trial.
The historian wrote a blow-by-blow narrative of the battle, chronicling each phase of the conflict.
She recounted the argument with her friend, giving me a blow-by-blow explanation of what happened.
The detective provided a blow-by-blow reconstruction of the crime scene to the investigating officers.
During the car race, the announcer delivered a blow-by-blow commentary of the drivers' maneuvers.
The political analyst gave a blow-by-blow analysis of the election results, dissecting each candidate's performance.
The movie critic provided a blow-by-blow review of the film, evaluating each scene's impact on the overall narrative.
The witness testified in court, providing a blow-by-blow testimony of the events leading up to the crime.
The journalist published a blow-by-blow account of the celebrity scandal, detailing every aspect of the controversy.

providing great detail

detailed, full, thorough, particular, elaborate, accurate,comprehensive, particularized, descriptive, circumstantial

short,summary, succinct, succinct, concise, brief, compendious, concise, short, compendious

The sports commentator provided a blow-by-blow account of the boxing match, describing each punch in detail.

The reporter gave a blow-by-blow description of the courtroom proceedings, capturing every moment of the trial.

The historian wrote a blow-by-blow narrative of the battle, chronicling each phase of the conflict.

She recounted the argument with her friend, giving me a blow-by-blow explanation of what happened.