Definitionn. the quality of being particular and pertaining to a specific case or instance
Last update: September 19, 2015
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It is the question of the particularity or " this-ness " (haecceitas, as Duns Scotus afterwards named it) that embarrasses the Scholastics. [Please select]
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Generalization is necessary to the advancement of knowledge; but particularity is indispensable to the creations of the imagination. [Please select]
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The squire took the papers and began to examine them with painful particularity. [Please select]
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] The Dutch were no less inclined to the marvellous, and they propagated the belief in the mermaid with earnestness and particularity. [Please select]
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"At any rate, I have rubbed off particularity in such matters." [Please select]
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In the dark night men dropped down without particularity as to couch or bedchamber. [Please select]
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He has further maintained that knowledge cannot escape the particularity of its own states. [Please select]
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"I said there was a purpose in the particularity with which we described our people and their histories," so the Egyptian proceeded. [Please select]
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CHAPTER V The young Israelite proceeded then, and rehearsed his conversation with Messala, dwelling with particularity upon the latter's speeches in contempt of the Jews, their customs, and much pent round of life. [Please select]
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