Particularly
Particularly adverb - In the specific case of one person or thing as distinguished from others.
Usually
Both words in one sentence
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The guitars are usually downtuned, the riffage isn't particularly complex, and the lyrics are often quite angsty.
Source: Useful Notes / Heavy Metal - One that crops up quite often, particularly in the earlier books, is thrown weapons - usually axes - being described as moving through the air "like a partridge".
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They can often get cuddly when around people they know particularly well, usually when they get broody and want to keep their human friend warm.
Source: Cuddle Bug
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