Definition

particularised

verb
  1. past tense and past participle of particularise; to mention or describe in detail; to specify individual items or facts
  2. Usage: British spelling variant of 'particularized'; formal or technical register
adjective
  1. described or presented with specific details; made particular or individual rather than general
  2. Usage: British spelling variant of 'particularized'; formal register

Examples

  • The report particularised each expense in the budget breakdown.
  • She particularised her concerns about the project in the meeting.
  • The contract particularised the responsibilities of both parties.
  • A particularised account of the incident was provided to the police.
  • The instructions were particularised to address each department's needs.
  • He particularised his objections rather than making general complaints.
  • The particularised data helped identify the exact source of the problem.

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