particularized
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8.2
- adjective
- /pərˈtɪkjələrˌaɪzd/
:
particularizado
- The report includes a particularized analysis of the issues faced by small businesses.
- particularized knowledge
- more particularized
- becomes particularized
So he's he's making the content particularized, concrete, but doing so we could say in a more universal way.
- So he's he's making the content particularized, concrete, but doing so we could say in a more universal way.
- So Bishchimpton, you know, specified, particularized, you know, specific works here.
- So a different kind of vasin, a different kind of essence, which is this knowledge, it's being once again particularized.
Examples
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Ekpo society masks become more particularized as the mask wearer matures.
Academic text (1994) -
For Hart, religion is a particularized spirituality resting upon a deeper, more universal spiritual phenomenon.
Academic text (2008) -
Custody recommendations and opinions as to whether domestic violence has occurred include particularized evaluations of the parties involved.
Academic text (2016) -
The broad brush of zoning replaced the more particularized but suspect technique of using legislative authorization to abate nuisances.
Academic text (1998) -
Religion, which in the eighteenth century became increasingly particularized and fragmented, has largely accommodated itself to this split, attaching either to the subjective or the objective side.
Academic text (2003) -
In her presentation, she provided a particularized overview of the project's main objectives.
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The detective focused on a particularized account of the events leading up to the crime.
Synonyms
∞
3.9
Clearly defined and exact for a particular thing or person
∞
3.2
Specific and not general
138
4.4
Made or done to fit one person's needs
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4.1
Made for one person's needs or likes
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4.1
Made for one person to fit their needs
Antonyms
How Specific
Surface Forms
Morphology
particularized = particularize (transparent) = particular + ize + ed
The verb 'particularize' is a regular derivation from 'particular' with -ize, and adding -ed forms the adjective 'particularized' meaning 'made specific', a directly inferable derivation.
Etymology
The word particularized comes from particular, which is built on part meaning 'a piece', and the ending -ize meaning 'to make'. So to particularize is to 'make something a specific piece', and that's why particularized means focused on a specific person, thing, or detail.