Cursory means you do something, or look at something, very fast, and you do not stop for the small details. A cursory glance is a quick look, not a careful one. A cursory reading means your eyes ran over the page, but you did not really study it. People use this word more in writing and in slightly careful, grown-up talk than in everyday chat. When someone calls a check cursory, they are often a little unhappy: they wanted more care. It is not a word for being angry, and it has nothing to do with a computer cursor, even though the two look close.

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