Especially
Especially adverb - In the specific case of one person or thing as distinguished from others.
Plenty and especially are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plenty" instead an adverb "Especially".
Nearby Word: especial
Plenty
Plenty adverb - As much as necessary.
Especially and plenty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Especially" instead an adverb "Plenty".
Both words in one sentence
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It was plenty dramatic, though, especially for everyone who has seen Return of the Jedi and knows how Luke's scene echoes Anakin's scene, only Luke made the right choice that Anakin got wrong.
Source: Death Is Dramatic - By comparison, the bosses, especially single-target ones, aren't nearly as difficult, especially since those tough levels provide plenty of experience points.
Source: Hard Levels, Easy Bosses - Made especially weird by how easily Luke accepts it and does indeed kill them, even when they *show* plenty of similarities.
Source: Series / Demons
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