particularly

/ˈpɑː.tɪ.kjə.lər.li/

especially or notably

She was particularly fond of classical music.

She had a special liking for classical music.

formalinformal

To a greater degree than others; especially or notably

The new policy will particularly affect small businesses.

The new policy will especially impact small businesses.

He was particularly interested in environmental science.

He had a special interest in environmental science.

Often used to emphasize a specific aspect or individual within a group.

Collocations

particularly interestedhaving a special interest in somethingparticularly fond ofhaving a special liking for somethingparticularly importantof great significance or value

Use 'particularly' to emphasize a specific aspect or individual within a group.

From Middle English 'partikulerly', from Old French 'particulier', from Latin 'particularis' meaning 'of a part'.

Often used to highlight a specific point or individual within a broader context. Can be used in both formal and informal settings.

particular

specific or individual

root

-ly

adverb suffix

suffix

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