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Meanings of particularly good in English

We have no meanings for "particularly good" in our records yet.
Usage of particularly good in English
1
She said it had been a particularly good year for growing tea.
Radio NZ
2
I'm not sure this is a particularly good standard for public debate.
The Irish Times
3
These well-appointed three-bedroom top floor apartments come with particularly good quality fittings.
The Irish Times
4
Come to think of it, I wasn't particularly good in physics, either.
The Gods Themselves
5
It has not been a particularly good week for outsourcing group Serco.
The Guardian
6
It is particularly good drizzled over barbecued spring onions or young leeks.
The Irish Times
7
Unemployment's here to stay There's no particularly good news in these numbers.
Reuters
8
There is a particularly good section on interpreting information relating to entitlements.
The Irish Times
9
Was signing up for a twelve-day canoe trip a particularly good idea?
Wild Thing
10
And sometimes before then, if there was a particularly good deal going.
The Irish Times
11
A particularly good place to take refuge was Durham Cathedral in England.
The new yorker
12
She had never been particularly good at building that kind of relationship.
Skypoint
13
She looked like a child ready for a particularly good bedtime story.
Breeder
14
It was a sign that he was in a particularly good mood.
The vaults
15
It's not even as if you're creating a particularly good Film Noir.
The Irish Times
16
Apart from the comfort elements, I found it particularly good to drive.
Independent.ie
This collocation consists of:
Particularly good through the time
Particularly good across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
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