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Meanings of particularise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "specify"
Examples for "specify"
1
Risk factors specific for the development of malignancies remain difficult to specify.
2
The City, however could not specify exactly which parts would be affected.
3
The official did not specify whether the city would offer financial help.
4
The company did not specify the precise number of apps at issue.
5
Fines are also possible with regulations under development to specify the rates.
1
Different companies specialize in different things, just like different countries used to.
2
The asteroid has plenty of astroengineering companies who specialize in weapons systems.
3
Another two partners joining in San Francisco specialize in investment management law.
4
Harel wants to use his model to explain how stem cells specialize.
5
Throughout its wealth management businesses, Bank of America encourages advisers to specialize.
1
The Applied Food Sciences centre will specialise in developing consumer food products.
2
Based on specific industries, they specialise in coaching and supporting unemployed workers.
3
We specialise in helping British and South African expatriates to invest offshore.
4
It will specialise in consultancy services for the corporate and financial sectors.
5
EastEnders might specialise in that kind of thing but Manchester deserves better.
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And in half an hour this general aversion began to particularize itself.
2
I told the cook to get some fish- Ididnot particularize what.
3
With this prayer go two clauses that really particularize and explain it.
4
You see one forgets to particularize an old woman and her boy.
5
To hint them is perhaps too much; to particularize them would be unseemly.
Usage of particularise in English
1
I need not particularise, but literally I couldn't keep it down a minute.
2
I leave to catalogues to particularise; and am content to admire and to remember.
3
When they particularise, they are commonly trivial: when they would generalise, they become indistinct.
4
I need not particularise the fishes, for my brother knows well enough what they are.
5
I cannot particularise them after this preface, lest I should be accused of indelicacy myself.
6
What Madam Esmond's feelings and expressions were when she heard it, I need scarcely here particularise.
7
To make the full import of this plain to the reader I must particularise to some extent.
8
I need not further particularise each capture as it occurred, though each was in itself especially interesting.
9
But it is hardly necessary to particularise.
10
Among them we would particularise two gentlemen.
11
He could not or would not particularise.
12
This singular mode of omitting to particularise himself, forms a curious trait in the character of the immortal hero.
13
I must, however, particularise Fuller, to whom I am indebted in the Sonnet upon Wycliffe and in other instances.
14
With certain modifications that I need not particularise here, my experience was the same as on the previous night.
15
I mustn't particularise too much.
16
Turning from consideration of the various services to the exploits of the men composing them, it is difficult to particularise.
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Translations for particularise
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Catalan
Spanish
Particularise through the time