specifically *** , specif. (abbreviation)

Specifically, he had to learn how to live in the moment.

Several who did said they had come specifically to see the work.

Or, more specifically, before they could get the top of their order started.

But the economy, specifically the cost of living, is a close second.

But he does not tell us what specifically to do.

The money is to be used specifically for new schools.

The international community needs to be specifically involved once again.

I would now like to look more specifically at three points.

As a result the society became less specifically a group of the left.

I thought you came down here specifically to help me?

So they must have specifically told him not to drive them here.

Other areas of life need your time and attention, Specifically, me.

I said your name specifically, and a little light came on in his eyes.

But she had specifically told me not to come over.

Specifically, she died in 1950 at the age of 75.

But what specifically did Young want the people to do?

I have not heard just what specifically they mean to do.

Health care, specifically, is not available for many of the people in the country.

Which is all very fine in a general sense, but I'm talking specifically now.

How many people call up and ask specifically for me?

I would like to ask two questions specifically, to add to what he has told us already.

Why was the world, or more specifically America, not ready to do that?

I'm not sure which one specifically I'll be working at.

But he would not speak about them in specifically economic terms.

This is very specifically what I would like to say.