specifically
adverb (EXACTLY) /spəˈsɪf.ɪ.kəl.i/Definition
C1 clearly, exactly, or in detail: I specifically asked you not to be late. The law specifically prohibits acts of this kind. It specifically said/stated on the label that the jacket should be dry-cleaned only.Accurate and exact
(Definition of specifically adverb (EXACTLY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- accuracy noun
- accurate adjective
- aright adverb
- authoritative adjective
- bang adverb
- be bang on idiom
- exact adjective
- exactly adverb
- flat adverb (COMPLETELY)
- infallible adjective
- infallibly adverb
- letter-perfect adjective
- literal adjective
- on the nose idiom
- technically adverb
- to the day idiom
- to the letter idiom
- truly adverb (EXACTLY)
- unerring adjective
- verbatim adverb
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