particularize [pəˈtɪkjʊləraɪz, ingl. am. pɚˈ-] V. trans.
1. particularize (detail each item):
2. particularize (limit to special point):
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They migrate to new places and particularize, whereupon languages mutate, costumes and conventions elaborate, aesthetic symbols take on fresh meanings.
en.wikipedia.org It is particularized and closed-ended.
patentlyo.com It's a world where human rights are translated into highly particularized notions of honor and revenge where my freedom depends on my right to take yours away.
opinion.inquirer.net There are, however many other varieties of maund, from 15 to 64 seers in weight; which it is unnecessary to particularize.
en.wikipedia.org The court disagreed, finding the inability to purchase a handgun from a dealer to be a concrete, particularized injury.
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