English to Latin Meaning of particular - maxime

Particular :
maxime

maxime, fibrilla, paulum, gustum, medietatem

peculiari, singula, maxime, eximia, incredibili, praecipue, quaedam, dedit, definito, monstratus, denique, astutus, invidebit, summa, sapientia, oportet, propriis, habilis, et delicatae sciscitator, dissipate, fastidio augens, nice quod, tantum, solus, solum, unum, personalem, privatus, Variis, familiarius, quae est pars, Epicureus, nausea, iustum, verum, fixum, distinctiva, peculium, insolitam

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Definitions of particular in English
Noun(1) a fact about some part (as opposed to general(2) a small part that can be considered separately from the whole(3) (logic, but not all
Adjective(1) unique or specific to a person or thing or category(2) separate and distinct from others of the same group or category(3) surpassing what is common or usual or expected(4) first and most important, or particular(5) exacting especially about details(6) providing specific details or circumstances
Examples of particular in English
(1) Driving along Thief Lane you need to take particular care, he warns, because of the primary school.(2) He was particular about what sort of food should be mentioned.(3) In serious argument you cannot generalise from the particular .(4) Kobren is so particular about his hair that he refused to let anyone cut it for 12 years.(5) I will say that my shirt came home in the same state it left, I was very particular about pumpkin hands touching it.(6) That is not to say that users must agree with the editor in every particular .(7) Bama's father, who was in the Indian army, was very particular about the children's education.(8) she's very particular about her work(9) The Descent is extremely well made on a technical level, with particular care taken with the sound and the visual texture.(10) Let us separate the particular from the general and go back to my question.(11) Residents have been warned to take particular care when they go away on their summer holidays.(12) It might be the opening of a door on your behalf or particular care with the wording of a letter.(13) I paint my nails, go to the mall, and am very particular about how I dress and wear my hair.(14) Most of the inmates of this particular prison are members or sympathisers of the local separatist movement in the province.(15) Which brings us back to where we started: What qualifies you to be a practicing member of a particular religion?(16) Anil is very particular about meeting business heads to have an overall view of the businesses and new projects.
Related Phrases of particular
(1) in particular ::
praesertim
(2) particular case ::
maxime si
(3) no particular reason ::
nulla ratione
(4) nothing particular ::
quod maxime
(5) particular year ::
maxime annos singulos
(6) nowhere in particular ::
nusquam maxime
(7) particular importance ::
maxime momenti
(8) particular solution ::
momentum alicui solutioni
(9) particular qualities ::
certis qualitatibus peculiaribus praediti
Synonyms
Adjective
1. specific ::
certis
3. fussy ::
TREPIDUS
4. peculiar ::
peculium
5. exceptional ::
eximia
6. special ::
peculiari
Noun
7. detail ::
detail
8. particular proposition ::
maxime propositionis
9. specific ::
certis
Different Forms
particular, particularities, particularity, particularization, particularize, particularizes, particularly, particulars
Word Example from TV Shows
You're supposed to get yourself out of this particular bind, Lawrence.

You're supposed to get yourself out of this PARTICULAR bind, Lawrence.

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

What one particular element comes to mind, hm?

What one PARTICULAR element comes to mind, hm?

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 9

Any particular trick to purging the catalyst bed?

Any PARTICULAR trick to purging the catalyst bed?

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This particular painting...

This PARTICULAR painting...

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11

Did Ford saddle you with that particular affliction?

Did Ford saddle you with that PARTICULAR affliction?

Westworld Season 2, Episode 2

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