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How to Use "Specifically" with Example Sentences
specifically
(adv):
in one particular or certain way
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Used with adjectives:
"
He is
specifically
concerned
about his father's health.
"
(concerned, worried)
"
She is looking for something
specifically
related
to her work.
"
(related, connected)
"
He is
specifically
trained
in taekwondo.
"
(trained, skilled)
"
She is
specifically
interested
in telecommunications.
"
(interested)
Used with verbs:
"
He
specifically
addressed
his anger at one person in the crowd.
"
(addressed, directed)
"
She
was aiming at
specifically
one person.
"
(be+ aiming at, be+ targeting, be+ focusing on)
"
He
specifically
asked
who was invited to the party.
"
(asked, inquired)
"
He
specifically
chose
the beach for his vacation.
"
(chose, selected)
"
Did he
mention
me
specifically
?
"
(mention, ask for)
"
I
specifically
forbid
you from seeing him.
"
(forbid, prohibit)
"
She
specifically
recommended
her friend for the job.
"
(recommended)
"
I
specifically
remember
leaving my keys on the table.
"
(remember, recall)
"
They
specifically
require
computer knowledge for the position.
"
(require)
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