The quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance.
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It is not the pettiness, but the particularity, that makes them unpicturesque.
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We lack space to describe any but the most remarkable with particularity.
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What are the employments of heaven we cannot know with any particularity.
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He gives it chief place by position and by particularity of description.
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A little particularity in the balance part of commerce serves to maintain friendships.
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The particularity of this case was the presence of persistently elevated presepsin levels.
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The Luxembourg gardens I have spoken of with some particularity in another place.
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Wallace described all these moments of hesitation to me with the utmost particularity.
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And as to the identity of that jackass, there needs no further particularity.
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Then Villemet proceeded to execute his commission with all frigid politeness and particularity.
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Once this fear offered, I observed his conduct with sedulous particularity.
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That of sultan Achmet has this particularity, that its gates are of brass.
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Yet each wants for identifying detail, each impresses as somehow unremarkable, lacking in particularity.
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The second hour found him examining the equipment of the car with great particularity.
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Then the attacks occur and each character responds to the catastrophe with troubled particularity.
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His particularity in little things has often been commented on.
