The Collaborative International Dictionary
particularised \particularised\ particularized \particularized\adj. Stated or described in detail.
Syn: circumstantial, detailed.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: particularize)
WordNet
adj. directed toward a specific object; "particularized thinking as distinct from stereotyped sloganeering" [syn: particularised]
Usage examples of "particularized".
The entities thus particularized from the unity are products of the Intellectual-Principle which thus would be, to that extent, the separating agent.
Speaker explained to him some particulars of his duty, in the discharge of which, he was given to understand, he might depend upon the protection of the house, should he meet with any obstruction which he could not otherwise surmount, By the violence and caprice with which a great number of votes were contested on both sides, the scrutiny was protracted a long time, and the return attended with some extraordinary consequences, which shall be particularized among the transactions of the next year.
The reader, we hope, will excuse us for having thus particularized a transaction so interesting and extraordinary in all its circumstances.
Having thus particularized the operations of the allied army since the commencement of the campaign, we shall now endeavour to trace the steps of the king of Prussia, from the period to which his army was assembled for action.
The further proceedings on this mysterious affair, with the fate of the conspirators, will be particularized among the transactions of the following year.