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Especially

Especially, the word 'especially' means facts that are pre-eminently or exceptionally

species or a single object principal particular as in an especial manner or degree

In an especial manner chiefly particularly peculiarly in an uncommon degree

The state of being especial

something. It is refining, development, preparation or converting of material especially that in a raw state into marketable form, Saraswati Sugar

Tables were illustrated by the commentaries of several ancient lawyers, especially Antistius, Labeo, and Caius: the fragments of these laws have

state, 'to state' is to declare or to set forth, especially in a precise, formal or authoritative manner; to say (something),

Magister, 1. A master; a superior, especially by office or position: 2. A teacher; especially one who

very liberal in permitting variances in proceedings to be amended, especially where parties will suffer no prejudice. See AMENDMENT. A difference

of sovereignty or lordship, or in return for protection; more especially, for permission to pass somewhere, do some act, or perform