Particularly

/pərˈtɪkjələrli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a higher degree than usual; especially.

She was particularly happy about the surprise party.

In a specific or distinct manner.

This recipe is particularly easy to follow for beginners.

Used to emphasize a particular detail or aspect.

I am particularly interested in learning more about history.

Especially when compared with others.

The weather is particularly warm today compared to last week.

To emphasize the uniqueness of something.

He has a particularly unique style of painting.

Late Middle English: from Old French particulier or Latin particularis ‘of or pertaining to a part’.

particularly good

Something that stands out as excellent.

particularly noteworthy

Something deserving special attention.

particularly important

Something that holds significant value or relevance.

particular

Referring to a specific item or detail.

particularity

The quality of being particular or specific.

specifically

In a detailed and precise manner.

More commonly used in casual conversation to specify an interest.

I'm really into sci-fi, particularly Star Wars.

Used informally to emphasize preference.

I don't like pizza, particularly with pineapple.