‘Particularly’ and ‘especially’ have very similar meanings. More often than not, the two phrases are interchangeable. The only difference is that ‘especially’ to some extent expresses … See more

We use ‘particularly’ as an adverb to point out something that stands out from the rest. It’s a way to emphasize a unique characteristic of something different from the other th… See more

‘Especially’ is an adverb we use to differentiate something from a group of other things. ‘Especially’ usually conveys more conviction and emphasis on the ranking–of … See more

‘Especially’ and ‘particularly’ are interchangeable. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, ‘especially’ means ‘particularly,’ and ‘particularly’ means ‘especially.… See more