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21specifically — In a specific manner; explicitly, particularly, definitely …
22mention specifically — index enumerate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
23specific — specifically, adv. /spi sif ik/, adj. 1. having a special application, bearing, or reference; specifying, explicit, or definite: to state one s specific purpose. 2. specified, precise, or particular: a specific sum of money. 3. peculiar or proper …
24domestic violence — Specifically male violence (physical or psychological) against women, the term was popularized by feminists in the 1970s, some of whom established refuges for battered women, and who argued that domestic violence is a reflection of gender… …
25lot — Specifically, a quantity of material all of which was manufactured under identical conditions and assigned an identifying lot number …
26allergized — Specifically altered in reactivity; rendered capable of exhibiting one or another aspect of allergy …
27reverse mutation — specifically, a mutation that restores the original nucleotide sequence of the wild type gene and thus its phenotype; however, the term is often extended to include any mutation that causes reversion (q.v.) to a wild type phenotype. Cf. forward m …
28reverdie — Specifically, a reverdie was a late medieval dance song that welcomed the coming of spring. The form of the song was generally the same as a chanson (or CANSO): five or six stanzas with no refrain. A reverdie might express joy at the newly… …
29frequency — Specifically refers to the number of individuals or measurements in a subgroup of the total group under consideration. The term is often more loosely equated to proportion, that is, to define a fraction or percent. The number of times per unit …
30bhoudtah — Specifically applies to the very slow and elaborate rituals of the elderly, esp. when they cause delay for those who need to get somewhere fast. Also can be used as a noun regarding nick nacks and similar useless paraphernalia, akin to Tchochki… …
