exhaustive

/ɛɡˈzɔː.stɪv/adjective

Covering every possible detail or option; leaving nothing out.

Example sentence

“The report gives an exhaustive account of the accident.”

Do not confuse it with 'exhausting', which means tiring. An exhaustive study is complete; it may also have been exhausting to write.

Related words

exhilarateTo fill someone with happiness and lively energy.exhaustThe used steam released from an engine's cylinder once it has finished its work there.exorbitantFar beyond what is reasonable or fair, especially when talking about prices.exertTo put effort, energy, or influence into forceful action.exoticComing from a distant foreign place and therefore seeming unusual and exciting.exercisePhysical activity done to keep the body, and sometimes the mind, strong and healthy.