particularised

/pərˈtɪkjələraɪzd/
verb
  1. To have described or presented something in detail, specifying individual parts or items.
    • She particularised the steps of the experiment so that anyone could repeat it.
    • The historian particularised the events leading up to the war in great detail.
    • The report particularised each expense, from office supplies to travel costs.
adjective
  1. Described or presented in detail; specified item by item.
    • The contract included a particularised list of all required materials.
    • The artist's particularised sketches showed every feather on the bird.
    • His particularised instructions left no room for confusion.
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