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- ESPECIAL Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of ESPECIAL is being distinctive How to use especial in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Especial
- Especial vs. Special – Difference Meaning - GRAMMARIST
The adjective especial is not just a misheard form of special It’s a word in its own right, meaning exceptional or of special importance While special is synonymous with specific or particular, especial is synonymous with uncommon or exceptional
- Special or especial? | Britannica Dictionary
The meanings of the adjectives special and especial are very similar They both mean “different and more than usual,” as in the examples below: This is a matter of special importance Pay especial attention to the last paragraph However, special is by far more common than especial
- ESPECIAL | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
ESPECIAL meaning: 1 special 2 special Learn more
- ESPECIAL definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Special is always used in preference to especial when the sense is one of being out of the ordinary: a special lesson; he has been specially trained Special is also used when something is referred to as being for a particular purpose: the word was specially underlined for you
- ESPECIAL Definition Meaning - Dictionary. com
of a particular kind, or peculiar to a particular one; particular your especial case Especial and especially have a more limited use than special and specially Special is always used in preference to especial when the sense is one of being out of the ordinary: a special lesson; he has been specially trained
- especial - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Especial is far less common than special, but they are not exact synonyms Especial typically encompasses special, but also connotes some quality of being particular, separate, or chosen from among others
- Especial - definition of especial by The Free Dictionary
1 unusual; notable; exceptional: he paid especial attention to her that evening 2 applying to one person or thing in particular; not general; specific; peculiar: he had an especial dislike of relatives Usage: Especial and especially have a more limited use than special and specially
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