Largely
Particularly
Particularly adverb - In regard to something mentioned explicitly or in detail.
Usage example: she complained particularly about the suggestion that she make a greater effort to consider other viewpoints
Largely is an antonym for particularly.
Both words in one sentence
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This is largely because giving a tutorial to a player in a game is not particularly easy to do well.
Source: He Knows About Timed Hits -
Krauss is largely resented by his younger siblings, particularly Eva, who actually takes her resentment out on Krauss's wife, Natsuhi.
Source: Cain and Abel - One particularly sad one, largely based on Real Life events, exists between fans of ten-year-old Shake It Up actor Davis Cleveland and fans of Demi Lovato, largely due to comments made by Lovato in 2011 on Twitter criticizing a joke about anorexia Demi witnessed on SIU.
Source: Fandom Rivalry / Live-Action TV
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