CEFR B1

particularly

adverb

Meaning

To a higher degree than is usual or average; especially.

Examples

She is particularly interested in marine biology.
The weather was particularly bad last night.

Synonyms: especially, notably, distinctly, eminently

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particularly (B1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /pərˈtɪkjələrli/

Definition

To a higher degree than is usual or average; especially.

Examples

She is particularly interested in marine biology.
The weather was particularly bad last night.
He was particularly pleased with the results of the experiment.

How to Use particularly

particularly interested in (collocation): Having a special or strong feeling of curiosity or concern about something. — "He is particularly interested in the history of ancient Rome."
particularly important (collocation): Having great significance or value. — "It is particularly important to follow the safety instructions."
particularly useful (collocation): Providing great benefit or advantage. — "This guide is particularly useful for beginners."

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