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📌specific

adjective
/spəˈsɪfɪk/
Species specifically
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Meaning

clearly defined or identified
Clearly defined or identified; particular; exact.

Example Sentences

She gave specific instructions for the project.

Make a specific plan to beat procrastination.

Example Expressions

to be specific

Synonyms

exact, precise, detailed, explicit, particular, definite
Entry 1
exact, precise, detailed, explicit
Entry 2
particular, precise, exact, definite

Antonyms

general, vague, indefinite, unclear
Entry 1
general, vague
Entry 2
general, vague, indefinite, unclear

Collocations

specific details, specific instructions, specific case, specific purpose

More Example Sentences

He aims at reducing expenses specifically.

They aim at helping beginners specifically.

She aims at learning new words specifically.

He aims at customer satisfaction specifically.

I aim at improving my pronunciation specifically.

May I know which specific areas I need to improve in?

Effective feedback should be specific, timely, and action-oriented.

I do not have that specific data at hand right now, but I will follow up later.

Giving specific examples when providing feedback makes it easier to understand.

Your idea is original and creative, but the implementation plan should be more specific.

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