1. to mention or describe something in detail; to specify or give particular instances of something
Usage: British English spelling (American English: particularizes); third person singular present tense
2. to make something particular or individual; to distinguish from others
Usage: British English spelling (American English: particularizes); third person singular present tense; less common usage

Examples

• The report particularises the main causes of the accident.
• She particularises her complaints by listing each specific incident.
• The contract particularises the obligations of both parties.
• He particularises his argument with concrete examples from history.
• The document particularises the differences between the two proposals.
• The witness particularises the details she remembers from that evening.