Meaning of particularly in English:

particularly

Pronunciation /pəˈtɪkjʊləli/

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adverb

1To a higher degree than is usual or average.
‘I don't particularly want to be reminded of that time’
- ‘particularly able students’
- ‘Two gala nights are coming up when I'll be able to introduce some particularly sparky music.’
- ‘It has something of a cult following and is particularly popular among students.’
- ‘I'm not going to be able to give a particularly outstanding opinion on this matter.’
- ‘We are particularly concerned that a real role has not been established for the United Nations.’
- ‘She said the situation was particularly awful for patients and their families.’
- ‘Holding the architects fully responsible for the fire may not seem particularly fair.’
- ‘She is particularly interested in the randomness of evil, the degree of chance involved.’
- ‘Icelanders, who are in a particularly good position to judge, rate haddock above cod.’
- ‘The Jockey Club are being particularly hard on whip abuse, and quite right, too.’
- ‘They find it particularly hard to judge who are the truly outstanding students.’
- ‘The customers, to be fair, weren't making it particularly easy for the staff to cope.’
- ‘With this particularly horrible invention Titian links the real world to that of myth.’
- ‘It is particularly rare as it is the only example ever to have been found complete and made of ivory.’
- ‘This process may have particularly serious effects for minority ethnic women.’
- ‘I think there is an exceptional demand for our point of view, particularly from young people.’
- ‘In my eyes, this is an exceptionally well written book, particularly in the early chapters.’
- ‘Being a councillor is a thankless job; particularly if the job is to be taken seriously.’
- ‘The umbrella is now dead, having had half its spokes bent by some particularly strong gusts.’
- ‘This property had a particularly Yin quality about it and was quite dimly lit even when the lighting was on.’
- ‘I'm particularly pleased that I made no real driving mistakes over the past few days.’
- ‘I get the impression that Jacques is not particularly happy in his current position.’
- ‘For some reason, and I have yet to fathom why, this place isn't particularly well known.’
- ‘It is particularly bad news for the Green Party, who are usually well supported by the student body.’
especially, specially, very, extremely, exceptionally, singularly, peculiarly, distinctly, unusually, extraordinarily, extra, uncommonly, uniquely, remarkably, strikingly, outstandingly, amazingly, incredibly, awfully, terribly, really, notably, markedly, decidedly, surprisingly, conspicuously
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1. 1.1Used to single out a subject to which a statement is especially applicable.
  ‘the team's defence is excellent, particularly their two centre backs’
  ‘Away from the home there are many other applications, particularly for large batteries.’
  ‘The place itself is outstanding, particularly because of the grandstand in front of the pits.’
  ‘This can give you a marked edge particularly when playing larger species like carp.’
  ‘It is baffling being a man, especially now, particularly if you are ageing and English.’
  ‘They are no strangers to excellence, particularly in the field of Rugby League.’
  ‘Technology still has many surprises for us down the road, particularly in the wireless area.’
  ‘So it should be no surprise to see Chinese firms looking to expand abroad, particularly in oil.’
  ‘It is odd finding someone has the same name as you, particularly when it is relatively unusual.’
  ‘A special occasion for any parents, it is particularly poignant for this family.’
  ‘Support is needed for audit, particularly for single-handed and small practices.’
  ‘He is unusual on the tour for going it alone, particularly in the grand slam events.’
  ‘It was terrifying making such a big commitment, particularly with planning it for so long.’
  ‘Some things are a lot better but quite a lot is worse, particularly the influence of politics.’
  ‘This is a real treat for animal lovers and particularly those who are not so keen on zoos.’
  ‘All his work is imbued with an extraordinary sense of place, particularly of his native land.’
  ‘If you look at the scores, particularly away from home, these sort of results are quite possible.’
  ‘This is often quite a difficult circle to break, particularly with the younger children.’
  ‘It is quite awkward to get at the flag, particularly when it is only seven or eight paces on the green.’
  ‘The two nightclubs were popular with foreign tourists, particularly young ones.’
  ‘It was difficult being a man sometimes, particularly when women reminded one of the fact that one was a man.’
2So as to give special emphasis to a point; specifically.
‘he particularly asked that I should help you’
- ‘We particularly need to see the principal cast, especially the Lords of the North.’
- ‘Pharmacies sell special camouflage make up, made particularly for covering up scars.’
- ‘I think the show will surprise a lot of people and that, particularly, Chris will.’
- ‘A notable feature of unemployment is that it particularly affects young people.’
specifically, explicitly, expressly, in particular, especially, specially
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