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especially
adverb as in exceptionally, particularly
Strongest matches
chiefly, exclusively, notably, principally, specially, specifically
Strong match
Weak matches
abnormally, above all, before all else, conspicuously, curiously, eminently, expressly, extraordinarily, in particular, in specie, mainly, markedly, oddly, outstandingly, preeminently, primarily, remarkably, signally, singularly, strangely, strikingly, supremely, unaccountably, uncommonly, uncustomarily, uniquely, unusually, wonderfully
Example Sentences
No one, and especially not Bernstein, ever said “West Side Story” was operatic.
By thoroughly dominating the closing singles, Keegan Bradley's team showed they had heart and ability aplenty, especially in a situation where they had nothing to lose.
If the surfaces do not offer much spin, especially in the early stages, England could find themselves a seamer light or lacking Cross' experience, with Arlott and Filer still searching for consistency in international cricket.
She says: "It is better late than never, especially now that we are marking 80 years since the end of World War Two and very few are left of those who took part."
"Other industry concerns are whether this might lead to further cuts at EA, especially if there's pressure from the private companies to deliver stronger cash flow, again to serve that debt."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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