specifying
Pronunciation: [ˈspɛsɪfaɪɪŋ]
Word
Context: “clarification”
(verb) to clearly describe or tell exactly what something is or what is needed. When you specify something, you are being clear about the details so everyone understands.
Example
The teacher is specifying the rules for the project so all the students know what to do.
Example
She did not specify what time the meeting would start, which caused confusion.
Example
Can you please specify what you want for your birthday?
Context: “requests”
(verb) to mention in detail what you want or need. This helps others to help you by knowing exactly what you are asking for.
Example
He is specifying his order at the restaurant to make sure he gets exactly what he likes.
Example
If she does not specify her preferences, we might choose something she doesn't like.
Example
What would you like to specify for your role in the project?
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