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specific (adjective), more specific, most specific
1. Relating to something that is clearly and exactly presented or stated: The teacher gave her students a specific topic to write about and not to come up with another subject that they might prefer.
2. Pertaining to particular people or situations: The counselor was presenting an educational plan which was specific for students who were planning to go to a university, or college, after they have graduated from high school.
Clearly and in exact terms; not vague.
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specific, more specific, most specific
A reference to something that is clearly and exactly presented or stated. (1)
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