especially — to a greater degree; in particular
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: to a greater degree; in particular
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈspeʃəli/
Korean meaning: 특히, 특별히
Korean pronunciation: 이**스페**셜리
Example Sentences
- I hate doing laundry, especially folding fitted sheets.
- This restaurant is famous for its pizza, especially the one with pineapple.
- Exercise is important for everyone, especially for office workers.
especially
ADVERB//ɪˈspeʃəli//
to a greater degree; in particular
to a greater degree; in particular
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Light shines generally, then particularly, making her especially radiant!
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Origin
From Old French 'especiall' meaning 'individual' or 'particular', derived from Latin 'specialis' meaning 'of or relating to a species or kind', ultimately from 'species' meaning 'appearance' or 'kind'.
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“I hate doing laundry, especially folding fitted sheets.”
“This restaurant is famous for its pizza, especially the one with pineapple.”
“Exercise is important for everyone, especially for office workers.”
“She loves reading, especially mystery novels before bedtime.”
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