particularly Copy link Outline I. In detailII. Especially, pre-eminently1. praecĭpuē2. praesertim3. magnŏpĕrĕ (magno opere); sup. maxĭmŏpĕrĕ (maximo opere), with verbs of asking, requesting4. imprīmis or in prīmis5. maxĭmē • particularly: I. In detail: subtīlĭter: why should I write to you p. of public affairs, de republica quid ego tibi s.? Cic. Att. 2, 21, init.: v. particular (subs.). To treat a subject p., omnia exsequi, copiose (fusius) prosequi: v. to treat. See also singly. II. Especially, pre-eminently: 1. praecĭpuē: he had always p. favoured the state of the Aeduans, semper Aeduorum civitati p. indulserat, Caes. B. G. 7, 40: Cic.: Quint. 2. praesertim: v. especially (2.). 3. magnŏpĕrĕ (magno opere); sup. maxĭmŏpĕrĕ (maximo opere), with verbs of asking, requesting: I most p. beg and pray of you, a te maximopere quaeso et peto, Cic. Fam. 3, 2: Ter. Eun. 3, 3, 26 (separately, Thais maximo te orabat opere). 4. imprīmis or in prīmis: esp. with an adj.: it seems p. difficult, in primis arduum videtur, Sall. Cat. 3: Caes. 5. maxĭmē: v. especially (4.). (N.B.--Not potissimum; which = rather than any other; superl. of potius.)
PARTICULARLY Copy link • PARTICULARLYSingly, singulatim. Especially, pre-eminently, imprimis: maxime: praesertim: potissimum [SYN. in ESPECIALLY, Vid:] ; praecipue (Cic.); peculiariter (Quint.); cum quadam excellentia: eminenti quadam ratione (pre-eminently): to mention one particularly, praeter caeteros aliquem nominare (after Cic.).