How to pronounce "specifically" and what does it mean?
specifically
What is the definition of specifically?
in distinction from others
Examples
- a program specifically for teenagers
- he is interested specifically in poisonous snakes
What is the definition of 'specifically'?
- specifically: in a specific manner; with specific reference or attention
What is the origin of the word 'specifically'?
- The word 'specifically' originated from the Latin word 'specificus', which means 'particular' or 'related to species'.
How is 'specifically' pronounced?
- The pronunciation of 'specifically' is /spəˈsɪfɪkli/.
What are synonyms for 'specifically'?
- Synonyms for 'specifically' include 'particularly', 'precisely', 'explicitly', 'exactly', 'specially', 'narrowly', 'distinctly', 'concretely', 'definitely', 'clearly'.
What are antonyms for 'specifically'?
- Antonyms for 'specifically' include 'generally', 'vaguely', 'broadly', 'indistinctly', 'generically', 'loosely'.
How can 'specifically' be used in a sentence?
- 1. He specifically asked for a blue pen.
- 2. The report highlights the reasons specifically for the decrease in sales.
- 3. The instructions were specifically written for beginners.
- 4. She spoke specifically about her experience with the new technology.
Is 'specifically' an adverb?
- Yes, 'specifically' is an adverb.
Can 'specifically' be used to emphasize a point?
- Yes, 'specifically' can be used to emphasize a point and make it more precise or clear.
Is 'specifically' a formal or informal word?
- 'Specifically' is generally considered to be a formal word, although it can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
Can 'specifically' be used in written and spoken language?
- Yes, 'specifically' can be used in both written and spoken language.
