particularly
particularly Lexical Profile
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• adverb
To a higher degree than is usual or average; especially or notably.
"The traffic in the city center was particularly heavy this morning due to the construction."
Used to single out an individual person, thing, or group over all others; specifically.
"The new scholarship program is designed to support undergraduate students, particularly those pursuing degrees in engineering."
In detail or with close, minute attention to individual items.
"The inspector examined each financial record particularly before signing the audit report."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in Middle English from the adjective 'particular' and the adverbial suffix '-ly'. The base word derives via Old French from the Late Latin 'particularis' (concerning a small part), from Latin 'particula' (little part), a diminutive of 'pars' (part).