particular
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pēr
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British pronunciation
/pəˈtɪkjələ/

Definition & Meaning of "particular"in English

particular
01

distinctive among others that are of the same general classification

particular definition and meaning
example
Examples
The law applies to a particular type of vehicle, such as electric cars.
The report focuses on a particular segment of the population, namely elderly citizens.
02

going beyond what is typical or expected

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Examples
She took particular care in preparing the meal for the guests.
The manager paid particular attention to the team's progress during the project.
03

(of a person) very careful about one's choices and standards regarding what is considered good or acceptable

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Examples
The architect was particular about the alignment of every brick in the building.
The watchmaker was particular about the alignment of each gear in the intricate timepiece.
Particular
01

a specific fact or detail, distinct from general information

detail

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Examples
The teacher asked for particulars about the project, not just a summary.
Each particular of the experiment was documented for accuracy.
02

a statement claiming that a condition applies to at least one, but not necessarily all, members of a group

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Examples
" Some birds can mimic human speech " is a particular statement.
The claim " Certain flowers bloom only at night " reflects a particular truth.
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