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Definition of special in English:

special

adjective ˈspɛʃ(ə)lˈspɛʃəl
  • 1Better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual.

    they always made a special effort at Christmas
    Example sentencesExamples
    • They all had their own special memories of different parts of the gardens.
    • She sounds different and special and someone perfect for you.
    • As a school-age child, Swetha considered her special skills no different from any other extracurricular activity.
    • He would not make any special effort to stay on my good side, beyond his normal dislike for conflict.
    • She began to wonder why Jon was so special and different.
    • These special circumstances consist of different things.
    • I may have been wrong: maybe this was going to be as special, just different.
    • Grandad and I have special food, at different times from other people.
    • We made a special effort to do a good performance.
    • She hadn't gone to any special effort to make herself look good for Akihiro.
    • Coordinators made no special efforts to place department coworkers on the same team.
    • Make a special effort to create your own family legends.
    • This time it's special.
    • It seemed different, more special then the rest.
    • For boys considered special, different schools were created.
    • She knew that he was making a special effort for her sake.
    • His normal breakfast had been average, but it would be no surprise to her if he made a special effort for his dream guest.
    • A tuxedo is something different and special, that will help you feel and look like a star.
    • It takes a special effort to have an ISDN line put in.
    • As he experimented with special lenses and different exposures and paper, his photography became increasingly art-inspired.
    Synonyms
    momentous, significant, memorable, of moment, signal, important, historic, festive, gala, red-letter
    1. 1.1 Exceptionally good or pleasant.
      she's a very special person
      Example sentencesExamples
      • She was nothing significant, nothing special, nothing exceptional.
      • There isn't anything special about him, except for the fact he's one of the richest men in town.
      • Nothing was special about today, except how bad it was.
      • This special collection is already remarkable for its scope and size, and it deserves our enthusiastic support.
      • However, the lack of special features make the village children sad.
      • None of us had any special powers.
      • We didn't do anything special, except get ready for Homecoming.
      • I have no special talents, except being able to sing.
      • She never wore the same clothes twice, except for a few special outfits.
      • I was this unusual child that was special in my parents' eyes - plus I was very loving with them.
      • This woman is exceptional, she's special, she's extraordinary and I have great respect for her.
      • Once an implant has been installed it can't be uninstalled again except with special equipment.
      • The quality is exceptionally good, even though the special photopaper is expensive at about €5 for 10 sheets.
      • I had a special place, where no one ever knew about, except Emily.
      Synonyms
      exceptional, particular, extra special, unusual, marked, singular, uncommon, notable, noteworthy, remarkable, outstanding, unique
    2. 1.2 (of a subject) studied in particular depth.
      I wanted to take the Crusades as my special subject
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Each volume is dedicated to a special topic.
      • A further special issue of Accounting History has been commissioned.
      • Credit cards are subject to extensive regulation, but that is a special topic and put to one side.
      • She was not alone in rendering living flowers, but she made them her special subject.
      • Housing was a special topic discussed at the last policy meeting on June 29-30.
      • His colleagues would not even respect his views about the teaching of his own special subject.
  • 2Belonging specifically to a particular person or place.

    we want to preserve our town's special character
    Example sentencesExamples
    • The special character of South Germany was expressed in the liberal subculture, which had lasting-power and prolonged success.
    • Although in a boxing game story is of little importance, popular characters should receive special attention.
    • Players can catch elemental monsters called Djinni that unleash special attacks and change character stats and class.
    • Scripts are cryptic and are often hard to read due to the many special characters that have unique meanings within the language.
    • Each character has special abilities that only they can contribute to continuing the story.
    • Yuliana belongs to a special caste in classical ballet - she is a character dancer.
    • Each title character possesses special abilities that come in handy depending on your style of play.
    • There is a function in the game that slows down time temporarily and allows your character to perform special moves.
    • Efforts will be made to preserve the special character of the city.
    • This title belongs under that extra special list of films that are so bad they're good.
    • Each character will have several special attacks which can be executed during battles
    • Each character has plenty of special moves
    • Perhaps the special character of the place was signalled by ceremonial activities here about 7000 BC.
    Synonyms
    distinctive, distinct, individual, particular, specific, certain, peculiar, definite, express, precise
    1. 2.1 Designed or organized for a particular person, purpose, or occasion.
      we will return by special coaches
      Example sentencesExamples
      • General purpose home computers will gather dust as special purpose machines with cool designs and unbreakable software take over.
      • There was shelving filled with fine silverware and cutlery for the special occasions.
      • It spoke of a special herb that was designed to cure any illness.
      • Resolution 1115 set up a special committee for this purpose.
      • Tomorrow's the first day of school, it's a special occasion.
      • Usually I didn't wear make - up, but tonight was a special occasion.
      • Asparagus is normally cooked, preferably by steaming in the special tall utensil designed for the purpose.
      • High-heel shoes are probably one of the most favorite designs women choose for their special occasions.
      • This occasion is a special honor and treat for me.
      Synonyms
      specific, particular, purpose-built, tailor-made, custom-built
    2. 2.2 Used to denote education for children with particular needs, especially those with learning difficulties.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • After teaching music at several locations, he found a job teaching a special education class at P.S. 92.
      • You get more money for your school district for special education.
      • The Applicant is a nine year old boy with special educational needs.
      • Schools can provide assessments and special education plans.
      • He attends a school for special educational needs in Spilsby and is looked after by his general practitioner and paediatric services from Boston Hospital.
      • I'm not a morning person, but I like to get up with my husband, who teaches seventh-grade special education.
      • I don't think the answer is special education or Ritalin - just different classes and teaching methods to encourage us to do our best.
      • Tr. was placed in special education classes all the way through school.
      • I thought, considering the career in special education, that he would be patient.
      • He had to repeat kindergarten because he was shuffled between three elementary schools and was placed in special education classes.
      • We have her in special education programs to make up for the 16 months of little brain development.
      • If one failed re-education, they were dubbed as mentally inept, and put into a school for special education students.
      • I am committed to the principle of inclusive education for children with special educational needs.
      • All ninth graders get the same schedule unless they attend special education.
      • She graduated high school on time and entered the UVic English program with the goal of eventually becoming a special education teacher for the blind.
      • Paragraph 6.10 deals with the particular problems faced by pupils with special educational needs.
      • Jason had been in a special education classroom for years.
      • The claimant is a l5-year-old boy with special educational needs.
      • They stated that what was required was consistency throughout the waking day, not programmes of special education.
  • 3Mathematics
    Denoting a group consisting of matrices of unit determinant.

noun ˈspɛʃ(ə)lˈspɛʃəl
  • 1A thing, such as a product or broadcast, that is designed or organized for a particular occasion or purpose.

    television's election night specials
    Example sentencesExamples
    • The image is clean, but about on par with a high-definition broadcast of an old television special.
    • Six of the late ABC anchor's primetime news specials are going to be a part of a two-disc set.
    • His special will air tomorrow night on CBS.
    • There's usually a special on this radio station my dad listens to and on Sundays, for an hour, they play Irish music.
    • I was just in Nova Scotia for our CBC special on the 11-year-old singer Aselin Debison.
    • She has written music for many classical dramatic productions and television specials.
    • This is going to be an extraordinary special on Thursday night.
    • Channel 4 asked the show to produce an hour-long special.
    • It was originally conceived as part of a CBS special.
    • The Eos Orchestra has taped a special for PBS celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer.
    • Suddenly I could see how all the specials and talk shows about psychics were part of an overall design.
    • During the late 1950s, several hour-long specials were also broadcast.
    • It will air this Sunday night as a television special on ABC.
    • All of these documentary specials rely heavily on source material for visuals and even sound.
    • There are a couple of trailers, some production notes and instant access to some of the specials highlights.
    • There are a number of specials produced by the Money Programme team that are broadcast in later evening slots.
    • The Peanuts specials were staples of prime time television in my childhood.
    • At the peak of her fame, she did a musical special for the ABC television network.
    • The artist had created several animated commercials and specials for television.
    • This is the time they highlight specials, spectaculars and exclusives to drive up revenue.
    1. 1.1 A dish not on the regular menu at a restaurant but served on a particular day.
      customers queue for such specials as vegetable lasagne
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The daily specials appear on giant boards and included French onion soup and courgette with mint served with bread for €4.
      • I counted 20 main courses, if you include the four gourmet sandwiches and the evening special.
      • Delicious weekly specials augment a superb menu, with a robust selection of favorites from America's four corners.
      • I had the fish special of hake served with potato purée and oriental-style dressing.
      • The dinner specials that evening included sausages and hot German potato salad and I was quite hungry.
      • The starter specials of the day included coconut and sweetcorn soup and Kerala spinach soup.
      • Since food and wine menus are printed every day, there are no specials to recite in addition to the wine pitch.
      • Sausage rolls would go down well, especially if the filling was a bit special, perhaps good sausage mince mixed with game or venison.
      • The heavily accented head of the restaurant read them the specials of the day while passing out the small but mouthwatering menu.
      • There are some 20 cocktails on the menu plus a selection of five summer specials that are constantly changing.
      • It's the left-hand menu specials that give me hope for the future of Chez Nous.
      • Restaurants run food specials for a number of reasons, sometimes because the chef found certain ingredients at a reduced price.
      • The fine-dining restaurant specialises in Californian-influenced Italian cuisine including shrimp and lobster specials served to the sounds of a live jazz band.
      • The Flying Biscuit Cafe has an ever-changing menu, and often features vegetarian specials.
      • Loch Fyne offers a large range of seafood delicacies, with an ever changing specials board to catch your eye.
      • The menu is as all good restaurants should be, very brief with only five starters, seven main courses and four desserts - but no specials I noticed.
      • Clarke said competition from pubs is one of the main reasons restaurants have introduced lunch specials.
      • As well as the 15 starters and the 30 main courses, there are a whole bunch of specials that are never listed but always there.
      • The last page of the menu lists the festival specials, all priced at $5.95!
      • Lulu walked over to the board and with a napkin erased the absurd menu special.
      Synonyms
      recipe, item of food, course
    2. 1.2 A person assigned to a special duty; a special constable or special correspondent.
      when I went to arrest him he saw that I was a special
    3. 1.3informal A product or service offered at a temporarily reduced price.
      Mrs Hill was a careful shopper, choosing house brands and in-store specials
      Example sentencesExamples
      • You could, for example, offer specials, which were very successful for us.
      • There are reduced rates and specials being offered within other sections of the market.
      • Chef Mike Moody can't wait to offer some flavorful nightly specials that will feature seafood and plenty of flavor.
      • They offer a handful of weekly specials but otherwise keep prices relatively high.
      • I am sure a lot of the merchants will be offering specials.
      • By clicking on send, visitors are automatically registered and will have the latest special offers e-mailed to them before they appear on the website.
      • Many Web sites offer close-out specials at even bigger discounts.
      • She checked mailings for catches in the small print and for any special offers.
      • The new owners will serve just beer and wine and will offer daily beer specials.
      • Wellington is awash in curry houses, thus they tend to offer specials to entice you to eat there.
      • It will also send information about specials deals, new offers and other things you may be interested in.
      • A family or couple can save money by bulk buying those special offers in the supermarkets.
      • Often, dry cleaners will offer two-for-one specials on selected items and on specific days.
      • Look for these specials in the newspaper or on television, or call a couple of stores to find out when the next promotion will be.
      • Offer sales, specials and even giveaways to attract people into your store.
      • Package deals and online specials may offer bigger bargains.
      • It's a winner when you want to inform a mass consumer audience about a short-term sale, event or special price offer.

Phrases

  • on special

    • Available for sale at a reduced price.

      they have hamburger buns on special today
      Example sentencesExamples
      • I'd got some really cute outfits that were on special for like half price and didn't spend that much money.
      • Now I use paper towels, and buy them in the 12 pack when they're on special.
      • Foodtown had it on special for about $10 - an absolute steal.
      • We have a three pack of socks on special for only a fiver up at the till!
      • One of them is liverwurst, which Larry got on special at the local deli.
      • "I was comfortable enough to put the Vanilla Twist on special in all our restaurants this month."
      • It had been on special for 99 cents a tub at Woolies, so we had 8 tubs of it in the freezer.
      • I expect they had either been abducted or were on special in an aisle I had yet to discover.
      • They're on special!
      • She had bought it last week, on special at Foodland.

Derivatives

  • specialness

  • noun
    • The picture of salmon swimming against strong current or leaping waterfalls confirms the specialness of this animal.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • The specialness of the cinema - and its concomitant rules, including silence, and rituals, such as dressing-up - has gone.
      • They've not only squandered their inheritance but blown their sense of chosenness, of specialness.
      • We both knew it would ruin the specialness of our friendship.
      • We'd like to believe that our apprehensions signify our specialness.

Origin

Middle English: shortening of Old French especial 'especial' or Latin specialis, from species 'appearance' (see species).

Rhymes

especial
 
 

Definition of special in US English:

special

adjectiveˈspeSHəlˈspɛʃəl
  • 1Better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual.

    they always made a special effort at Christmas
    Example sentencesExamples
    • As he experimented with special lenses and different exposures and paper, his photography became increasingly art-inspired.
    • He would not make any special effort to stay on my good side, beyond his normal dislike for conflict.
    • It seemed different, more special then the rest.
    • She knew that he was making a special effort for her sake.
    • They all had their own special memories of different parts of the gardens.
    • A tuxedo is something different and special, that will help you feel and look like a star.
    • She sounds different and special and someone perfect for you.
    • She began to wonder why Jon was so special and different.
    • As a school-age child, Swetha considered her special skills no different from any other extracurricular activity.
    • I may have been wrong: maybe this was going to be as special, just different.
    • We made a special effort to do a good performance.
    • Coordinators made no special efforts to place department coworkers on the same team.
    • This time it's special.
    • Make a special effort to create your own family legends.
    • For boys considered special, different schools were created.
    • His normal breakfast had been average, but it would be no surprise to her if he made a special effort for his dream guest.
    • It takes a special effort to have an ISDN line put in.
    • She hadn't gone to any special effort to make herself look good for Akihiro.
    • These special circumstances consist of different things.
    • Grandad and I have special food, at different times from other people.
    Synonyms
    exceptional, particular, extra special, unusual, marked, singular, uncommon, notable, noteworthy, remarkable, outstanding, unique
    momentous, significant, memorable, of moment, signal, important, historic, festive, gala, red-letter
    1. 1.1 Exceptionally good or precious.
      she's a very special person
      Example sentencesExamples
      • There isn't anything special about him, except for the fact he's one of the richest men in town.
      • However, the lack of special features make the village children sad.
      • I was this unusual child that was special in my parents' eyes - plus I was very loving with them.
      • I have no special talents, except being able to sing.
      • This special collection is already remarkable for its scope and size, and it deserves our enthusiastic support.
      • Nothing was special about today, except how bad it was.
      • None of us had any special powers.
      • The quality is exceptionally good, even though the special photopaper is expensive at about €5 for 10 sheets.
      • This woman is exceptional, she's special, she's extraordinary and I have great respect for her.
      • I had a special place, where no one ever knew about, except Emily.
      • We didn't do anything special, except get ready for Homecoming.
      • She never wore the same clothes twice, except for a few special outfits.
      • She was nothing significant, nothing special, nothing exceptional.
      • Once an implant has been installed it can't be uninstalled again except with special equipment.
      Synonyms
      exceptional, particular, extra special, unusual, marked, singular, uncommon, notable, noteworthy, remarkable, outstanding, unique
    2. 1.2 Belonging specifically to a particular person or place.
      we want to preserve our town's special character
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Players can catch elemental monsters called Djinni that unleash special attacks and change character stats and class.
      • Scripts are cryptic and are often hard to read due to the many special characters that have unique meanings within the language.
      • Efforts will be made to preserve the special character of the city.
      • Each character will have several special attacks which can be executed during battles
      • This title belongs under that extra special list of films that are so bad they're good.
      • Perhaps the special character of the place was signalled by ceremonial activities here about 7000 BC.
      • There is a function in the game that slows down time temporarily and allows your character to perform special moves.
      • Although in a boxing game story is of little importance, popular characters should receive special attention.
      • The special character of South Germany was expressed in the liberal subculture, which had lasting-power and prolonged success.
      • Each character has plenty of special moves
      • Each character has special abilities that only they can contribute to continuing the story.
      • Yuliana belongs to a special caste in classical ballet - she is a character dancer.
      • Each title character possesses special abilities that come in handy depending on your style of play.
      Synonyms
      distinctive, distinct, individual, particular, specific, certain, peculiar, definite, express, precise
    3. 1.3 Designed or organized for a particular person, purpose, or occasion.
      we will return by special coaches
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Resolution 1115 set up a special committee for this purpose.
      • It spoke of a special herb that was designed to cure any illness.
      • High-heel shoes are probably one of the most favorite designs women choose for their special occasions.
      • Asparagus is normally cooked, preferably by steaming in the special tall utensil designed for the purpose.
      • Tomorrow's the first day of school, it's a special occasion.
      • This occasion is a special honor and treat for me.
      • General purpose home computers will gather dust as special purpose machines with cool designs and unbreakable software take over.
      • There was shelving filled with fine silverware and cutlery for the special occasions.
      • Usually I didn't wear make - up, but tonight was a special occasion.
      Synonyms
      specific, particular, purpose-built, tailor-made, custom-built
    4. 1.4 (of a subject) studied in particular depth.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • His colleagues would not even respect his views about the teaching of his own special subject.
      • She was not alone in rendering living flowers, but she made them her special subject.
      • A further special issue of Accounting History has been commissioned.
      • Credit cards are subject to extensive regulation, but that is a special topic and put to one side.
      • Each volume is dedicated to a special topic.
      • Housing was a special topic discussed at the last policy meeting on June 29-30.
    5. 1.5 Used to denote education for children with particular needs, especially those with learning difficulties.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • All ninth graders get the same schedule unless they attend special education.
      • They stated that what was required was consistency throughout the waking day, not programmes of special education.
      • I'm not a morning person, but I like to get up with my husband, who teaches seventh-grade special education.
      • He attends a school for special educational needs in Spilsby and is looked after by his general practitioner and paediatric services from Boston Hospital.
      • The Applicant is a nine year old boy with special educational needs.
      • She graduated high school on time and entered the UVic English program with the goal of eventually becoming a special education teacher for the blind.
      • I am committed to the principle of inclusive education for children with special educational needs.
      • Tr. was placed in special education classes all the way through school.
      • Jason had been in a special education classroom for years.
      • Schools can provide assessments and special education plans.
      • If one failed re-education, they were dubbed as mentally inept, and put into a school for special education students.
      • We have her in special education programs to make up for the 16 months of little brain development.
      • I thought, considering the career in special education, that he would be patient.
      • You get more money for your school district for special education.
      • He had to repeat kindergarten because he was shuffled between three elementary schools and was placed in special education classes.
      • The claimant is a l5-year-old boy with special educational needs.
      • Paragraph 6.10 deals with the particular problems faced by pupils with special educational needs.
      • I don't think the answer is special education or Ritalin - just different classes and teaching methods to encourage us to do our best.
      • After teaching music at several locations, he found a job teaching a special education class at P.S. 92.
    6. 1.6Mathematics Denoting a group consisting of matrices of unit determinant.
nounˈspeSHəlˈspɛʃəl
  • 1A thing, such as an event, product, or broadcast, that is designed or organized for a particular occasion or purpose.

    television's election night specials
    Example sentencesExamples
    • His special will air tomorrow night on CBS.
    • There's usually a special on this radio station my dad listens to and on Sundays, for an hour, they play Irish music.
    • It was originally conceived as part of a CBS special.
    • She has written music for many classical dramatic productions and television specials.
    • There are a number of specials produced by the Money Programme team that are broadcast in later evening slots.
    • All of these documentary specials rely heavily on source material for visuals and even sound.
    • At the peak of her fame, she did a musical special for the ABC television network.
    • The Peanuts specials were staples of prime time television in my childhood.
    • I was just in Nova Scotia for our CBC special on the 11-year-old singer Aselin Debison.
    • There are a couple of trailers, some production notes and instant access to some of the specials highlights.
    • This is the time they highlight specials, spectaculars and exclusives to drive up revenue.
    • Suddenly I could see how all the specials and talk shows about psychics were part of an overall design.
    • Channel 4 asked the show to produce an hour-long special.
    • This is going to be an extraordinary special on Thursday night.
    • It will air this Sunday night as a television special on ABC.
    • The image is clean, but about on par with a high-definition broadcast of an old television special.
    • The Eos Orchestra has taped a special for PBS celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the composer.
    • During the late 1950s, several hour-long specials were also broadcast.
    • The artist had created several animated commercials and specials for television.
    • Six of the late ABC anchor's primetime news specials are going to be a part of a two-disc set.
    1. 1.1 A dish not on the regular menu at a restaurant but served on a particular day.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Sausage rolls would go down well, especially if the filling was a bit special, perhaps good sausage mince mixed with game or venison.
      • Restaurants run food specials for a number of reasons, sometimes because the chef found certain ingredients at a reduced price.
      • Loch Fyne offers a large range of seafood delicacies, with an ever changing specials board to catch your eye.
      • As well as the 15 starters and the 30 main courses, there are a whole bunch of specials that are never listed but always there.
      • Clarke said competition from pubs is one of the main reasons restaurants have introduced lunch specials.
      • The daily specials appear on giant boards and included French onion soup and courgette with mint served with bread for €4.
      • There are some 20 cocktails on the menu plus a selection of five summer specials that are constantly changing.
      • The menu is as all good restaurants should be, very brief with only five starters, seven main courses and four desserts - but no specials I noticed.
      • It's the left-hand menu specials that give me hope for the future of Chez Nous.
      • The dinner specials that evening included sausages and hot German potato salad and I was quite hungry.
      • Lulu walked over to the board and with a napkin erased the absurd menu special.
      • I counted 20 main courses, if you include the four gourmet sandwiches and the evening special.
      • The fine-dining restaurant specialises in Californian-influenced Italian cuisine including shrimp and lobster specials served to the sounds of a live jazz band.
      • The last page of the menu lists the festival specials, all priced at $5.95!
      • The starter specials of the day included coconut and sweetcorn soup and Kerala spinach soup.
      • I had the fish special of hake served with potato purée and oriental-style dressing.
      • The Flying Biscuit Cafe has an ever-changing menu, and often features vegetarian specials.
      • Delicious weekly specials augment a superb menu, with a robust selection of favorites from America's four corners.
      • The heavily accented head of the restaurant read them the specials of the day while passing out the small but mouthwatering menu.
      • Since food and wine menus are printed every day, there are no specials to recite in addition to the wine pitch.
      Synonyms
      recipe, item of food, course
    2. 1.2informal A product or service offered at a temporarily reduced price.
      Example sentencesExamples
      • I am sure a lot of the merchants will be offering specials.
      • Many Web sites offer close-out specials at even bigger discounts.
      • It will also send information about specials deals, new offers and other things you may be interested in.
      • A family or couple can save money by bulk buying those special offers in the supermarkets.
      • There are reduced rates and specials being offered within other sections of the market.
      • Chef Mike Moody can't wait to offer some flavorful nightly specials that will feature seafood and plenty of flavor.
      • They offer a handful of weekly specials but otherwise keep prices relatively high.
      • Look for these specials in the newspaper or on television, or call a couple of stores to find out when the next promotion will be.
      • Package deals and online specials may offer bigger bargains.
      • You could, for example, offer specials, which were very successful for us.
      • The new owners will serve just beer and wine and will offer daily beer specials.
      • It's a winner when you want to inform a mass consumer audience about a short-term sale, event or special price offer.
      • She checked mailings for catches in the small print and for any special offers.
      • Wellington is awash in curry houses, thus they tend to offer specials to entice you to eat there.
      • By clicking on send, visitors are automatically registered and will have the latest special offers e-mailed to them before they appear on the website.
      • Offer sales, specials and even giveaways to attract people into your store.
      • Often, dry cleaners will offer two-for-one specials on selected items and on specific days.

Phrases

  • on special

    • Available for sale at a reduced price.

      they have hamburger buns on special today
      Example sentencesExamples
      • Now I use paper towels, and buy them in the 12 pack when they're on special.
      • She had bought it last week, on special at Foodland.
      • They're on special!
      • It had been on special for 99 cents a tub at Woolies, so we had 8 tubs of it in the freezer.
      • One of them is liverwurst, which Larry got on special at the local deli.
      • Foodtown had it on special for about $10 - an absolute steal.
      • We have a three pack of socks on special for only a fiver up at the till!
      • I expect they had either been abducted or were on special in an aisle I had yet to discover.
      • I'd got some really cute outfits that were on special for like half price and didn't spend that much money.
      • "I was comfortable enough to put the Vanilla Twist on special in all our restaurants this month."

Origin

Middle English: shortening of Old French especial ‘especial’ or Latin specialis, from species ‘appearance’ (see species).

 
 
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