particularise's Usage Examples:

It would particularise and complement the latter in respect of privacy-related topics.

their names would be impracticable in the present instance, and to particularise (sic) any, might be thought invidious; they are all of them entitled.

Later on, it became necessary to particularise the duties of certain government agencies, which, in 1843, lead to the.

The limits of this article forbid the attempt to particularise all the repeated and for the most part fruitless negotiations, in the.

Empire were sometimes out of alignment, and it became necessary to particularise the actions of specific entities through their executives.

not have been of use to save those lives unless it were possible to particularise – the longitude and latitude of the disaster, for example, or the time.

separately from the colts for reasons that correspondents chose not to particularise.

" He adds that while the premise is reasonable, the film fails to "[particularise] the horror beyond a few double exposure ghosties and some haunted hardware.

cast doubts on Hallett's testimony, asking how Hallett had managed "to particularise the muscles of a man's countenance" at some distance and during the.

proposes a tuple of {prose, parameters, code} where the parameters can particularise or specialise the legal prose and the computer code in order to create.

Synonyms:

specialize; enlarge; spell out; exposit; expatiate; elaborate; dilate; expound; specialise; specify; flesh out; lucubrate; particularize; expand;

Antonyms:

deflate; decrease; obfuscate; generalize; contract;