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Meanings of particularly partial in English

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Usage of particularly partial in English
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I'm particularly partial to the dark beers or a good lager.
In Fire Forged
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Sir James was not only particularly partial to Denman, but admired him personally.
The Wits and Beaux of Society. Volume 2
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The rain god must have been particularly partial to this beautiful ranch this season.
Out of Doors—California and Oregon
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It's said that Swiss-educated Kim is particularly partial to Swiss cheese, Cristal champagne and Hennessy cognac.
News.com.au
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Parrots are also innumerable, and the natives are particularly partial to them and monkeys for food.
Travels of Richard and John Lander into the interior of Africa, ...
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Moreover, I am not particularly partial to the music of 'Martha' which will be played to-night.
Infelice
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I'm not particularly partial to plain Hannahs, but I'll do my level best for Darsie Garnett.
A College Girl
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The Hannibal Lecter of the rocky shoreline is particularly partial to other shellfish, mostly barnacles and mussels.
The Irish Times
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They seemed particularly partial to a low pale-green-foliaged tree with fringelike leaves, something like fennel or asparagus.
Australia Twice Traversed / The Romance of Exploration, Being a ...
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I was dressed in the habit of a Quaker,- asocietyto which, in early youth, I was particularly partial.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, Written by Herself, / With the lives of the ...
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Miss Gryll, who, though a proficient in all music, was particularly partial to ballads, had just begun to sing one.
Gryll Grange
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The bit was literally a pale grey molasses pellet to which giraffes are particularly partial, which you place between your lips.
The Irish Times
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John, who's particularly partial to a bit of stomach, admits that the Chinese will eat most things if they're cooked properly.
Full Circle
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It may be added that 'Baldy' Smith has never been known as being particularly partial to the use of negro troops.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 2, August, 1864 / Devoted t...
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I'm particularly partial to Brighton Gin, which manages to be both elegant and forceful enough to hold its own against the tonic.
The Guardian
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In Eastwell Park there was a hill, called Parnassus, to which she was particularly partial, and to this she commonly turned her footsteps.
Gossip in a Library
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