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What is the difference between particularly and specifically?
0 Is there any difference between particularly and specifically? 02 br
00 The following is from Cambridge Dictionary. 02 br
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00 Thanks! 02 br
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00 especially, or more than usual 02 br
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0 In the context of especially, or more than usual, particularly means give more attention to one thing over others, or do something more than others. For example: "John likes most sports, but he particularly likes football". 02 br
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00 In the context of for a particular reason, purpose, etc specifically means exactly, precisely, having no alternatives, make a point of stress
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00 In the context of for a particular reason, purpose, etc specifically means exactly, precisely, having no alternatives, make a point of stress
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