specified
- adjective
- /ˈspɛsɪfaɪd/
- Formal
- You are supposed to eat and drink at specified times.
You are supposed to eat and drink at specified times.
- You are supposed to eat and drink at specified times.
- It's an order to buy or sell once the price reaches A specified level, which is known as the stock price.
- What would happen, you know what, what would happen under the following, you know, fully specified hypothetical condition?
- And the objective is to fill the Bergen with the most value without going over a specified weight limit.
Examples
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It's an order to buy or sell once the price reaches A specified level, which is known as the stock price.
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Those consumers could then use the Pepsi Points to buy specified merchandise.
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And of course these things are all very well specified in the contracts.
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That needs to be specified so that he understands what is required of him.
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And the objective is to fill the Bergen with the most value without going over a specified weight limit.
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And all those slices, it is specified, should be a certain thickness.
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The instructions must be followed as they are specified in the manual.
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He was assured that all terms were specified clearly in the agreement.
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The project requires several specified documents before approval.
Synonyms
Clearly stated or decided and not vague
Clear and detailed so there is no confusion
Said or written clearly, often in an official way
Words or actions make it clear
Openly stated or officially announced
Made public so many people know about it
Antonyms
How Explicit
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Specified comes from the Latin root species, which means 'kind' or 'form', and the verb specify meant to give the exact form or details. So, when something is specified, it is clearly and exactly stated.