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How to Use "Specifically" with Example Sentences


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Study Vocabulary Words 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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