specific

US /spɪˈsɪfɪk/

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UK /spəˈsɪfɪk/

adj.AdjectivePrecise; particular; just about that thing

I'm looking for a specific book about Japanese history

adj.AdjectiveConcerning one particular thing or kind of thing

This specific flower blooms only at night

adj.AdjectiveClearly defined or identified.

The doctor asked for specific details about my symptoms.

adj.AdjectiveRelating to a particular species, structure, etc.

This enzyme has a specific substrate.

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thanks to a technique called optogenetics. This involves injecting specific neurons with
thanks to a technique called optogenetics. This involves injecting specific neurons with
old ones expire. It’s a reflection of who you are at this specific moment in time, and
old ones expire. It’s a reflection of who you are at this specific moment in time, and

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And that said, because I have a very specific image
And that said, because I have a very specific image

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is visible by 1100. The specific military sense of a knight being a mounted warrior
is visible by 1100. The specific military sense of a knight being a mounted warrior
the end of the 13th century, chivalry entailed a litany of very specific duties, including
the end of the 13th century, chivalry entailed a litany of very specific duties, including

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Because when you use it, you're signaling a specific attitude to other people.
Because when you use it, you're signaling a specific attitude to other people.

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Now, since every color absorbs a specific wavelength more than the other.
Now, since every color absorbs a specific wavelength more than the other.

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to identify a specific computer or device
to identify a specific computer or device

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system because everything that you eat or everything that you drank causes a very specific
system because everything that you eat or everything that you drank causes a very specific

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