particularised's Usage Examples:

universals, but rather universals really exist within particulars as particularised, and multiplied.

distinguishes between generalised and particularised conversational implicature.

Grice says that particularised conversational implicatures (such as in.

An example of an insufficiently particularised allegation in a pleading might be: "Between the months of June and August.

into a more refined position of finance minister, and so gradually particularised the office in a way less suitable for headship of the ministry overall.

In certain cases, particularised readings are provided, that is to say, readings which highlight some.

warning conveyed to Israel by the parable of the vineyard, "six sins are particularised as those which have especially provoked God to give the warning".

in which all the famous paintings of the most eminent Masters are particularised, as they are preserved in the several cities of Italy.

all of the allegations as particularised.

Justice Atkinson wrote that "the person who has behaved in the way particularised is not suitable to be a legal.

considered that "the more general care of God for the world becomes particularised in God’s care for the elect".

organisation, the denomination had one presbytery comprising three particularised churches and 8 mission churches.

There is a homogeneous variant of this dance called Peda with particularised sets of songs, popularised by singer-songwriter Adwar Mousa in Syria.

[citation needed] Some jurisdictions have introduced particularised legislative controls to foster safer bus stop design and management.

This particularised monarchical possessive can be further delineated by combining it with.

In the kitchens, Colman acted as 'lady superintendent' and particularised the opening of the kitchens at 5:45 am to provide for those employees.

arose from a generalised dislike of railway development rather than a particularised dislike of the owners of Raglan Station.

inseparable from consciousness, who animates creation and who, in her particularised form in the body, causes liberation through her upward, illusion-shattering.

to mind "the idea of the lieu vague, a location which should not be particularised".

old castles on the neighbouring heights are not, nor is their history particularised.

Even though the original complaint was general which was then particularised for the three areas, the commissioner felt the April 2000 and the June.

Synonyms:

specific; particularized;

Antonyms:

particularity; nonspecific; general;