Specific
Specific adjective - So clearly expressed as to leave no doubt about the meaning.
Usage example: specific instructions regarding the interrogation of prisoners
Well-defined and specific are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well-defined" instead an adjective "Specific".
Well-defined
Well-defined adjective - Accurately stated or described.
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Synonyms for Well-defined
Specific and well-defined are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Specific" instead an adjective phrase "Well-defined".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- individual and specific
- individual and well-defined
- clear and specific
- clear and well-defined
- exact and specific
- exact and well-defined
- express and specific
- express and well-defined
- precise and specific
- precise and well-defined
- plain and specific
- plain and well-defined
- distinct and specific
- distinct and well-defined
Both words in one sentence
- Instead it is a less well-defined, creature, with broader characteristics and without the specific adaptations any of them have today.
Source: Useful Notes / Evolution - The inverse of Notice This, where the game gives a clear, well-defined meaning to specific things to draw you in.
Source: Always Check Behind the Chair -
There are a few variations though: instead of a head mirror, doctors are issued a piece of headgear that would not look out of place in Sam Fisher's wardrobe, and Caduces apparently has their nurses' uniforms made to very specific order, judging by how well-defined their chests are.
Source: Dressed to Heal
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