Specifically can be categorized as an adverb.
Adverb |
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| specifically - in distinction from others; "a program specifically for teenagers"; "he is interested specifically in poisonous snakes" |
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| 1. | adv. | A program specifically for teenagers. | |
| 2. | adv. | He is interested specifically in poisonous snakes. | |
| 3. | adv. | Specifically, Jeffs is charged in Utah and Arizona with sexual assault of underage girls and with arranging "spiritual" marriages for girls and older men. | |
| 4. | adv. | Since the article was specifically about "death metal" I guess the author missed this little tidbit or we just have waaaaaaaaaaaaay different definitions of morality: | |
| 5. | adv. | Maybe if you formulate your questions a little more specifically it will help you in acquiring the answers. | |
| 6. | adv. | I just got done looking at the underlying contract language as set forth in the pro forma service agreement in the tariff and it specifically says that the max rate would apply unless a discount or negotiated rate has been agreed to. | |
| 7. | adv. | This article, and specifically this piece, effected me enough to try to build a song around the topic. | |
| 8. | adv. | Any good poses or programs (I'm willing to buy a dvd as long as it is under $20) to help specifically with leg stabilization? | |
| 9. | adv. | I called customer service about it because the website specifically states that there are no other charges at the check-in. | |
| 10. | adv. | A very good friend of mine highly recommended the Professional Driving School and I was told to specifically ask for Gerry. | |
| 11. | adv. | The job advertisement specifically requested females. | |
| 12. | adv. | Language is a specifically human characteristic. | |
| 13. | adv. | The lecturer spoke generally about American literature and specifically about Faulkner. | |
| 14. | adv. | Specifically, I'm a university lecturer. | |
| 15. | adv. | Instead of giving Alex a nut each time he said something, she'd only give it when he specifically said "nut." |
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| A program specifically for teenagers. |
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| He is interested specifically in poisonous snakes. |
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| Specifically, Jeffs is charged in Utah and Arizona with sexual assault of underage girls and with arranging "spiritual" marriages for girls and older men. |
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| Since the article was specifically about "death metal" I guess the author missed this little tidbit or we just have waaaaaaaaaaaaay different definitions of morality: |
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| Maybe if you formulate your questions a little more specifically it will help you in acquiring the answers. |
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| I just got done looking at the underlying contract language as set forth in the pro forma service agreement in the tariff and it specifically says that the max rate would apply unless a discount or negotiated rate has been agreed to. |
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| This article, and specifically this piece, effected me enough to try to build a song around the topic. |
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| Any good poses or programs (I'm willing to buy a dvd as long as it is under $20) to help specifically with leg stabilization? |
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| I called customer service about it because the website specifically states that there are no other charges at the check-in. |
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| A very good friend of mine highly recommended the Professional Driving School and I was told to specifically ask for Gerry. |
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| The job advertisement specifically requested females. | |
| Language is a specifically human characteristic. | |
| The lecturer spoke generally about American literature and specifically about Faulkner. | |
| Specifically, I'm a university lecturer. | |
| Instead of giving Alex a nut each time he said something, she'd only give it when he specifically said "nut." | |