particularly in English: More than usual or more than the others; especially. (adverb)

Translation

More than usual or more than the others; especially.

Word origin

From Latin particula, meaning a small part; something particular belongs to one small part, not to everything.

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Morning walks are picked out as the best ones.

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Here "particularly" means more than usual.

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"Not particularly" is a soft way to say not very.

especially

More than usual, or more than the other things you are talking about.

particular

One special thing and not any other; used to point at the exact one you mean.

special

Not like the others; better or more important than usual.

very

To a great degree; used to make another word stronger.

mostly

Almost all of the time, or almost all of something.

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