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specific

adjective

1Clearly defined or identified.

‘savings were made by increasing the electricity supply only until it met specific development needs’
- ‘I have identified and performed a specific research method.’
- ‘He identifies two more specific memories.’
- ‘Identify mutual goals and specific practices to reach these goals.’
- ‘You must identify clearly the specific children for whom you are making the request.’
- ‘The researchers can now identify specific types of algae by color.’
- ‘It is not defined by a specific ideology or doctrine.’
- ‘In this work it is hard to identify specific organs, aside from the pair of yellow mounds at one end that appear to represent lungs.’
- ‘A narrator defines specific passages to be reflected in the music.’
- ‘In rural areas, the division of labor is usually clearly prescribed, with specific tasks assigned to men and women.’
- ‘I'm not going to define specific rules.’
- ‘The claimant clearly did not give any more specific identification.’
- ‘Clearly defined and specific objectives provide yardsticks for measurement.’
- ‘She doesn't believe that animals have a mystic ability to identify specific cures for specifically diagnosed diseases.’
- ‘The next step is to define the specific parties involved in the process.’
- ‘The queries tended to be very specific and well defined.’
- ‘It is extremely difficult to identify a specific genera of mushrooms by using standard culture plate techniques.’
- ‘Maybe there wasn't an exact moment, any specific event, that defined it.’
- ‘Clearly his agenda was specific, his devotion to justice absolute.’
- ‘And he said a clearly expressed specific intention that something should be complied with just overrode that general provision.’
- ‘Production costs were identified by specific machine.’
particular, specified, certain, fixed, set, determined, distinct, separate, definite, single, individual, peculiar, discrete, express, precise
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1. 1.1 Precise and clear in making statements or issuing instructions.
  ‘when ordering goods be specific’
  ‘Follow the manufacturer's specific instructions.’
  
  ‘Write out specific instructions for your guests.’
  
  ‘A friend of mine sent me a copy of the May 2000 issue with specific instructions to read your article.’
  
  ‘I wrote out specific instructions on wig making.’
  
  ‘To issue a specific command, you need to go through a series of sub-menus, selecting the desired option at each level.’
  
  ‘Ask the store manager or salesperson for specific instructions.’
  
  ‘They were under specific instructions not to leave their post.’
  
  ‘A letter had arrived this morning with specific instructions for you.’
  
  ‘I do not have specific instructions in relation to the facsimile.’
  
  ‘On specific issues Mullins was very straightforward.’
  
  ‘While I'm not exactly clear on the specific details, I believe that he is valued by both sides.’
  
  ‘They had given us specific instructions..’
  
  ‘The next chapter will be much more specific on this issue.’
  
  ‘Refer to current labels for specific details and instructions.’
  
  ‘We still don't know exactly who set the specific instructions.’
  
  ‘Follow the manufacturer's instructions for specific preparation, adhesive and trowel use, and drying time.’
  exact, accurate, precise, correct, error-free, pinpoint, detailed, explicit, express, clear-cut, well defined, unambiguous, unequivocal, meticulous, close, strict, definite
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2. 1.2 Belonging or relating uniquely to a particular subject.
  ‘information needs are often very specific to individuals’
  ‘There isn't a lot that is specific to the game.’
  
  ‘It isn't, you know, just specific to Washington at this point.’
  
  ‘Whether they are valid or not is specific to each particular situation.’
  
  ‘It was very specific to that part of the country.’
  
  ‘Some gods were specific to particular towns or places.’
  
  ‘The movements are inspired by things very specific to the soloist.’
  
  ‘It is not specific to the work the subject of the Contract.’
  
  ‘The situation seems fairly specific to this case.’
  
  ‘Many of these policies are specific to individual storage devices.’
  
  ‘It's so specific to them.’
  
  ‘Everything was specific to this particular setting.’
  
  ‘They crafted advertorial content that was specific to each magazine.’
  
  ‘The society is something very specific to Detroit.’
  
  ‘Some of these papers are highly specific to a particular time.’
  
  ‘The code is specific to this operating system and will not run successfully on other operating systems.’
  
  ‘Each disc comes with a documentary unique to the specific subject matter and a general documentary about the show itself.’
  
  ‘These features are not specific to NAS the company.’
  
  ‘Some events are specific to a particular ethnic group.’
  
  ‘His skills were specific to the defense industry.’
  
  ‘It is industry problem not specific to this company.’
2Biology
Relating to species or a species.

‘the differences between them can only be on the specific level’
3(of a duty or a tax) levied at a fixed rate per physical unit of the thing taxed, regardless of its price.
- ‘All specific excise taxes are unfair in that no tax contribution is made by non-consumers.’
4Physics
Of or denoting a number equal to the ratio of the value of some property of a given substance to the value of the same property of some other substance used as a reference, such as water, or of a vacuum, under equivalent conditions.

‘specific dielectric strength’
1. 4.1 Of or denoting a physical quantity expressed in terms of a unit mass, volume, or other measure, in order to give a value independent of the properties or scale of the particular system studied.
  
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noun

1dated A medicine or remedy effective in treating a particular disease or part of the body.

‘he grasped at the idea as though she had offered him a specific for cancer’
- ‘Licorice root is a specific for low adrenal function.’
2usually specificsA precise detail.

‘I wish I'd put more thought into the specifics’
- ‘The specifics of the onerous terms of release were not apparent in the unreported decision.’
- ‘Each case may have specifics that are unique.’
- ‘The curriculum begins with the subject area of music, then it moves to the specifics of an instrument.’
- ‘I just want to focus in on defining the specifics of the issues.’
- ‘Nancy's specifics regarding the storage of the starter confused me.’
- ‘Even on the specifics, this tax cut is not what it is advertised to be.’
- ‘The by-laws of the association detail the specifics.’
- ‘It might seem impossible to define specifics.’
- ‘Application developers need not concern themselves with the specifics.’
- ‘We do not feel we can comment further on the specifics of this issue.’
- ‘Could you get into some specifics regarding the different types of space fighters and their weapons?’
- ‘The rhetoric of both men focused more on moral values than policy specifics.’
- ‘Aside from the movie's specifics, the subject is a fraught one.’
- ‘She is keener to discuss life in philosophical terms than the specifics of her new novel.’
details, niceties, subtleties, finer points, particulars, specifics
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