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Definitions
Noun
1

The act or process of stating or describing something clearly and exactly.

"The manual was updated to clarify the instructions by specifying the exact temperature required for baking."

In plain English: Specifying is the act of giving exact details to make something clear and specific.

"The contract was approved after weeks of specifying regarding the delivery schedule."

Usage: Use specifying to describe the precise action of defining details, whereas specification refers to the written document containing those requirements. This noun is often confused with specific, which describes a particular item rather than an act of definition.

Verb
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present participle of specify

"The engineer was specifying the exact dimensions required for the new bridge components."

In plain English: Specifying means giving specific details to make something clear and exact.

"The instructions were clear about specifying exactly which ingredients to use in the recipe."

Example Sentences
"The contract was approved after weeks of specifying regarding the delivery schedule." noun
"The success of the project depended on specifying our exact needs to the supplier." noun
"She spent hours specifying every detail in her contract before signing it." noun
"There was some confusion because he wasn't very good at specifying his requirements clearly." noun
"The instructions were clear about specifying exactly which ingredients to use in the recipe." verb
See Also
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Related Terms

Origin

The word specifying comes from Middle English and is formed by adding the suffix -ing to the verb specify. It entered English as a present participle indicating the act of making something precise or definite.

Rhyming Words
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