The adverb “scrupulously” in literature often underscores a meticulous attention to detail and a conscientious adherence to both physical and moral standards. It is used in descriptions ranging from the pristine state of an object or space—as when rooms, clothing, or utensils are maintained in a scrupulously clean and neat condition [1], [2], [3]—to the exacting performance of duties or the observance of ethical codes, as seen when vows and rules are carried out scrupulously [4], [5], [6]. The term also frequently appears to highlight characters’ fastidious personal grooming or behavior, suggesting a disciplined and principled lifestyle [7], [8], [9]. In more analytical or procedural contexts, “scrupulously” conveys the idea of precision and thoroughness required to accurately replicate experiments or to follow customary practices [10], [11], [12]. Thus, whether describing the tangible order of a household or the intangible integrity of a person’s conduct, the word enriches narrative detail by emphasizing a persistent, almost ritualistic commitment to perfection [13], [14], [15].