especially
adverb
[ ɪˈspɛʃ(ə)li ]
• used to single out one person or thing over all others.
• "he despised them all, especially Sylvester"
Similar:
mainly,
mostly,
chiefly,
principally,
for the most part,
in the main,
on the whole,
largely,
by and large,
to a large extent,
to a great degree,
predominantly,
above all,
first and foremost,
basically,
substantially,
overall,
in general,
particularly,
in particular,
primarily,
generally,
usually,
typically,
commonly,
as a rule,
spesh,
expressly,
specially,
specifically,
exclusively,
just,
uniquely,
precisely,
explicitly,
purposefully,
on purpose,
with someone/something in mind,
• to a great extent; very much.
• "he didn't especially like dancing"
Similar:
exceptionally,
particularly,
specially,
very,
extremely,
singularly,
peculiarly,
distinctly,
unusually,
extraordinarily,
extra,
uncommonly,
uniquely,
remarkably,
strikingly,
outstandingly,
amazingly,
incredibly,
awfully,
terribly,
really,
unwontedly,
notably,
markedly,
decidedly,
surprisingly,
conspicuously,
signally,
powerful,
right,
seriously,
majorly,
mucho,
jolly,
dead,
well,
devilish,
frightfully,
