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Meanings of specifically in English

Portuguese
concretamente
Spanish
específicamente

In distinction from others.

concretamente
Usage of specifically in English
1
We focused specifically on research discussing the health system and service provision.
Pubmed
2
Rudd said the attack was not specifically targeted at Britain's health service.
Reuters
3
Beijing, however, has specifically highlighted biological research as a national strategic priority.
News.com.au
4
Emigrants are returning to Ireland today specifically to vote in the Referendum.
The Irish Times
5
Unless someone specifically brings it up, don't ask about the illness situation.
Radio NZ
6
The Act however specifically refers to party-political activities, not all political activities.
The South African
7
In other words, the study found that sea turtles specifically target balloons.
News.com.au
8
My question does regard such resources, specifically pop culture feminist self-help books.
Feminist dot com
9
Thus, it is in principle possible to specifically target the AF4-MLL protein.
Pubmed
10
Discussion: We provide evidence for genetic risk factors specifically related to PCA.
Pubmed
11
Currently, however, no treatment strategies are clinically available to specifically modulate lymphangiogenesis.
Pubmed
12
A new approach to family disputes has been created specifically for Māori.
Radio NZ
13
Three studies specifically measured how informed people were after receiving risk information.
Reuters
14
The real problem is not enough social housing, and specifically emergency housing.
Radio NZ
15
These special children will receive education tailored specifically to their unique needs.
Shades of gray
16
However I have to say that I specifically looked for New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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