Definitionadj. developed or designed for a special activity or function
Last update: September 14, 2015
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He seems to have been a student at the University of Pavia where he specialised in mathematics and geometry. [Please select]
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Nevertheless, the specialised behaviour of the migrants furnished a clue, and pointed out the direction which further inquiry ought to take. [Please select]
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In Germany the nation was militarised, in England the army was specialised. [Please select]
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Britling dwelt upon this idea of the specialised character of the British army and navy and government. [Please select]
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It touched the ordinary social body chiefly through three other specialised bodies, the court, the church, and the stage. [Please select]
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She's a specialised woman, specialising in womanhood, her sphere is the home. [Please select]
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Notwithstanding the shortness of the hedgehog's spines, he is the most highly specialised of all spine-bearing animals. [Please select]
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Mistress Mary, I am not sure but that, in self-defence, we ought to become a highly specialised _Something_. [Please select]
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Good and evil, like time, are, it would seem, not general or fundamental in the world of thought, but late and highly specialised members of the intellectual hierarchy. [Please select]
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It still remains to explain how and when this general legend of rash action was localised and specialised at Bedd Gelert: I believe I have discovered this. [Please select]
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