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specially vs especially

The words “specially” and “especially” have similar meanings, but they are used in slightly different ways. “Specially” is used to indicate that something has been made, chosen, or done for a particular purpose or occasion.

  • For example, “I made this cake specially for you.”

“Especially” is used to indicate that something is particularly noteworthy or significant.

  • For example, “I especially enjoyed the dessert.”

specially

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I specially designed and created this unique piece of jewelry, using only the finest materials and expert craftsmanship, as a gift for my wife on our anniversary, and I know she will treasure it for years to come.

Specially designated nationals are a group of individuals and companies owned or controlled by countries targeted with sanctions by the U.S.

He is a specially commissioned officer who has successfully completed a course of basic training.

The delivery of specially designed instruction is the core job responsibility of special education.

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especially

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Vaccination remains an especially important tool, experts say, to protect those most at risk of a severe infection.

Why young brains are especially vulnerable to social media. 

Strengthening the adaptive capacity of coastal communities, especially women, to cope with the impacts of climate-induced salinity on their livelihoods.

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