Particularity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARTICULARITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a minute detail
• fullness or minuteness of detail in the treatment of something
• small details
• the quality of being individual
• The state or quality of being particular; distinctiveness; circumstantiality; minuteness in detail.
• That which is particular
• Peculiar quality; individual characteristic; peculiarity.
• Special circumstance; minute detail; particular.
• Something of special or private concern or interest.
• the quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance
• the doctrine of God's incarnation as Jesus as a particular person at a particular time and place.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a minute detail; particular; an individual characteristi; peculiarity; singularity

Words related to PARTICULARITY

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How to use PARTICULARITY in a sentence

• The discrepancy between his personal habits and his particularity in the matter of his surroundings was exceedingly interesting.
• I hoped to see the young lady in the morning, when I would apologize to her for my particularity.
• They regulate the diet with extreme particularity, keeping the dog lean rather than fat, and giving him nothing that they would not themselves eat.
• Such particularity might have been possible for several officers and a draft of men from a ship of war, accompanied by an experienced secretary with a knowledge of shorthand.
• A man of extreme devotion to duty, particularity, and love of truth, and an amiable, bright, and witty companion, Kant belongs to the acute rather than to the profound thinkers.
• Moreover, the most trivial trait of character, the most incidental impulse, is described in all its particularity.
• We lack space to describe any but the most remarkable with particularity.
• These are samples of the particularity with which he writes.
• It recognizes only the extremes, as if, after the first rude face of the phenomenal world in all its particularity, nothing but the supreme in all its perfection could be found.
• I own, Lovelace, I have malice in this particularity, in order to sting thee on the heart.
• Wallace described all these moments of hesitation to me with the utmost particularity.
• They illustrated Chopin for me, giving precision and particularity to his messages.
• Words of general use will be known by having no sign of particularity, and their various senses will be supported by authorities of all ages.
• He did, however, mark the various phases of the sky, and in his musical tongue named them with particularity.
• The Luxembourg gardens I have spoken of with some particularity in another place.
• In the old and curious church of Guibray, the Count shewed us his family pew with the care and particularity of an old country squire.
• The German officer in whose hands we were as captives asked us with great particularity as to how many Belgians he had killed and wounded.
• The necessity and the particularity of the assured and believing ones is to be firm in the Cause of God and withstand the hidden and evident tests.
• No Man ought to be tolerated in an habitual Humour, Whim, or Particularity of Behaviour, by any who do not wait upon him for Bread.
• What he wishes to hear is some particularity of event or inference which will either help him to make up his mind, or will justify him if his mind is already made up.
• He gives it chief place by position and by particularity of description.
• The custom of wearing wigs was, perhaps, observed nowhere in America during the last century with so much particularity as at the older colleges.
• This limitation originates all forms of particularity of whatever kind.
• Particularity contends with its like, and some loss is involved in the issue.
• Actuality is always the unity of universality and particularity, and the differentiation of the universal into particular ends.
• Situations may indeed arise in which his particularity alone asserts itself, but in that case the State is not yet fully developed, or else is ill constructed.
• Here the essence of God is the reconciled unity of universality and particularity, such unity alone being concrete.
• His account was corroborated, in the very minutest points, by the men who had accompanied him, even though cross-questioned with unusual particularity by Father Francis.
• Also sometimes used to denote distinction, or particularity.
• As these movements are closely connected with the future events it is our duty to explain, we shall relate them with some particularity.
• Fate, with a fastidious particularity, had hauled me back to the things of everyday.
• The annals of the time describe this expedition with great particularity, presenting a scene of pomp almost surpassing credence.

Similar words containing PARTICULAR without suffix ity

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