Specially is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPECIALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a special manner; particularly; especially.
• For a particular purpose; as, a meeting of the legislature is specially summoned.
ADVERB:
• SPECIAL, particular
• for a special purpose
• to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a special manner

Words related to SPECIALLY

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How to use SPECIALLY in a sentence

• Think of the whole Christ, and not of some part of his character which may specially please your fancy.
• The suite of rooms on the ground-floor are the summer apartments, specially arranged for air and coolness.
• He attached himself specially to elderly ladies, his contemporaries.
• Among those whom I have to thank for kind assistance, I desire specially to mention my father, the Rev.
• This is accomplished by running a groove round the inferior edge of the hoof by removing a portion of the bearing edge of the wall with a specially devised drawing-knife.
• An increasing number are killed for rations, and to-day twenty-eight were specially shot for the chevril factory.
• These attributes of God are not, and have never been, vouchsafed specially unto certain Prophets, and withheld from others.
• And passing out of the mere consciousness of the infinity of space he entered into the state of mind to which nothing at all was specially present.
• Howard specially requested might be summoned, although he was not the family doctor, and lived at a considerable distance.
• The judge determined to convict them, and directed that they should be tried for mutiny under an act of George III, specially passed to deal with the naval mutiny at the Nore.
• Pope seems to have been specially attracted by such men, with intellects as restless as his own, but with infinitely more vitality to stand the consequent wear and tear.
• Williams, on the 25th of December, there was nothing in 1857, specially demanding attention.
• Schauffler was specially adapted to the preliminary work in Jewish missions, growing out of the peculiar state of the national mind.
• That specially personal question which had been asked he did not answer at all.
• At Bulford Camp the early morning services were specially delightful.
• They had uncovered him and, from the look on the faces of the attendants round about, I saw that some specially ghastly wound was disclosed.
• His remarks on the subject were never heeded, if indeed they were ever read, by those for whom they were specially designed.
• At present it is often possible to borrow for this purpose from loan societies specially formed to meet the needs of women preparing to enter professions.
• If they elect to go to the House of Education at Ambleside, the training is for two years, and is specially suited to those who wish to teach in private families.
• And while it is true that such content can only be ascertained by work, it is not true that the work is a specially difficult one.
• It has done this, not under some specially favourable circumstances, but it has done it under all circumstances of life and in all nations of men.
• Specially ghostly noises are attributed to the living but absent.
• These class numbers applied to pamphlets have proved specially satisfactory.
• Helen was sure that Sarah Swetnam had paid the call specially to say something, and that the something had not yet been said.
• But this tendency will be specially strong in the grotesque Anglo-Irish federation, since the federal power will be nothing but the predominance of England.
• That would be neither decent nor hospitable, and the invitation specially includes them.

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