particular in Latin
particular in Latin is speciālis, proprius — particular means specific; referring to one particular thing rather than things in general.
particular in Latin
speciālis
Specific; discrete; concrete.
proprius
Specialised; characteristic of a specific person or thing.
What does "particular" mean?
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adj Specific; referring to one particular thing rather than things in general.
"She had a particular song in mind for the first dance."
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adj Especially notable or great.
"He took particular care with the final chapter."
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adj Fussy or hard to please, wanting things done exactly a certain way.
"She's very particular about how her coffee is made."
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particular in a sentence
- She had a particular song in mind for the first dance.
- There's no particular reason for the delay.
- He took particular care with the final chapter.
- She's very particular about how her coffee is made.
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What is "particular" in Latin?
"particular" in Latin is speciālis, proprius. particular means: Specific; referring to one particular thing rather than things in general.
How do you use "particular" in a sentence?
Example: "She had a particular song in mind for the first dance." In Latin, "particular" is speciālis, proprius.
Are there other ways to say "particular" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "particular": speciālis, proprius.
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