Definition of particularity in English:

particularity

noun pəˌtɪkjʊˈlarɪtipərˌtɪkjuˈlɛrəti

mass noun

1The quality of being individual.
特殊性；特征
the central figures of his novels are stripped of their particularity
the quality of the grapes is as significant as the particularity of the soil
Example sentencesExamples
- However ephemeral, they will find a way to alchemize their internalization of the event into a further manifestation, filtered through the particularity of individual consciousness.
- His intention was to achieve the expression of universal harmony by avoiding individualism and particularity.
- So to be able to concentrate on a single object and to describe it in all of its individual particularity seemed to them a Herculean feat.
- Conversely our tragedy is that we can never know fully the other: we can never put ourselves in her place, experience her experiences, understand her in her concrete particularity, in those unique, unrepeatable situations.
- The state legislates, maybe even occasionally provides for the individual communities within it, but not in their particularity.
- Each countenance must be seen in its incommensurable particularity - in other words, as a unique beauty which cannot be replaced, substituted, or reduced to another.
- Some indication of particularity must be there: a recognisable hill profile, a specific tree.
- All and sundry want to be part of it though on mutually beneficial terms and all wish to be respected for whatever unique particularity they may bring to the common agenda.
- The intensity and extremity of this expansion of experience is paralleled by the deepening of communion, by which particularity and individuation are shared with others.
- In other words, what we see is not self-evident equality, but human particularity and human individuality.
- The particularity of women's bodies, and the distinct role they play in reproduction, demand an articulation of these rights as women's rights.
- She actually says that ‘dance dissolves the particularity of individuals into something greater’.
- In this sense, the sick person's body is heightened in its individual yet totalized particularity on the primal grounds of the cosmic body, the absolute container.
- But here, interspersed as they are between the episodes, the iterative passages tend again to remove both narrator and reader from the particularity and immediacy of those individual episodes.
- They also criticize the tendency of the dominant framework to interpret harms suffered by oppressed groups as harms solely to generic individuals who have been stripped of their particularity.
- In the course of each individual's perception, all things renew their particularity.
- A universal may be common to any number of particulars, and it is the particularity of the individual occurrence of the universal that differentiates one rose, say, from another.
- The star is not the dissolution of individualism into death and oblivion but the freezing of particularity into an eternal image of itself.
- Hence, rather than being totally obliterated by the Western consumerist forces of sameness, local difference and particularity still play an important role in creating unique cultural constellations.
- But the meaning of his Judaism is not a simple ‘pick and choose’ as the vulgar believe, but a Jewish self that cherished its particularity and its distinctiveness.
Synonyms
individuality, distinctiveness, uniqueness, singularity, originality, peculiarity
1. 1.1 Fullness or minuteness of detail in the treatment of something.
  详细，详尽；细致
  parties must present their case with some degree of accuracy and particularity
  各党派在介绍他们的情况时必须要有一定的准确性和详细性。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The exact words must be set out with reasonable certainty, clarity, particularity and precision.
  The tendency over recent years has been to pursue with increasing sophistication a greater degree of particularity and precision.
  Against the identity-sapping fuzziness of corporate life, Wallace pits a painstaking particularity - but detail is both the delight and downfall of these stories.
  A living will also allows a person to state with particularity the forms of treatment which are wanted and not wanted.
  The reason advanced by Braehead for the lack of particularity is that it has not had access to the detailed records that are necessary to provide full particulars.
  The degree of particularity or detail required depends on the nature of the issues falling for decision.
  Specifics are everything here: meat genealogy, breed pedigree and feed quality, the entire inventory of pointless, snobby particularity.
  In its attention to detail, particularity and relations, Confucianism comes close to the same result.
  The Court may well demand greater particularity where the measure being challenged is of an individual, rather than legislative, nature.
  In reaching a conclusion whether the statement can be reconciled with the map, a degree of tolerance is permissible, depending upon the relative particularity and apparent accuracy with which each document is drawn.
  From Moore I learned the delights of particularity and precision.
  Even in its neglected state, in the darkness of the cafe, the mural was wonderful in its life, its rich abundance of detail, the loving particularity of the painter's eye, and its unashamed quality of telling a story.
  We have not been shown any detailed material to demonstrate with any particularity (nor so far as we know did Forbes J enquire) when the Crown should and could have got its case together and been in a position to apply for an order.
  The special history of literary transcendence is ultimately unintelligible and idiosyncratic; its meticulous particularity, a refusal of judgment.
  Synonyms
  detail, precision, exactness, accuracy, thoroughness, scrupulousness, meticulousness
2. 1.2particularities Small details.
  the tedious particularities of daily life
  日常生活的繁琐细节。
  Example sentencesExamples
  His situation is sad, but it does expose how family law should always work with the particularities of each case, not with abstract principles like those of ‘biological fatherhood’.
  Each of the particularities raises its own issues, and they are not just practical difficulties - there are considerable theological ones too.
  They demonstrate how such material can be presented in the context of a broader perspective or set of themes without sacrificing the character and particularities of the specific case.
  It symbolizes not only her social status but also the psychological particularities of her character.
  Since the same types of aircraft are operated all over the world, these views do not reveal cultural particularities of their place of origin.
  While unique in some of its particularities, her story is nevertheless also typical of the kinds of difficulties experienced by other women in the project.
  Although the recipes were applied to individual defendants, the particularities of each case were of little concern provided the offence fitted into a typical box.
  Failure to attend to it often stems not from any Machiavellian wish to sanction some totalitarian outlook, but from too close attention to the blinkering particularities of specialised investigations.
  The way in which the subject matter of AIDS is sometimes treated in embroideries may also suggest a tendency to deflect focus from the particularities of the disease and its impact.
  It is true that Jani's figures are not especially anchored in particularities here; and yet, neither do they float in a comfortably vague darkness.
  Each group experiences unique particularities while sharing common experiences under the oppression umbrella of capitalism.
  Today we tend to see details and particularities that are not enriched by broad understanding and deep feeling.
  Leave aside the constitutional questions and particularities of procedures to change internal rules.
  One of the particularities of the Northern Ireland economy is that it is heavily dependent on foreign direct investment.
  Art, in its highest expression, explains our existence to us, both the particularities of the artist's own time and the universals of all time, or at least of all human history.
  It works its way through the particularities of where people belong and it is only once it has worked its way through those particularities that it starts to resemble the democracies in other places.
  Post-war Europe in particular has witnessed the erasure of particularities, the inevitable march from chimney stacks to nuclear power plants.
  He has explored, too, urban images that suggest the very temperature of New York streets or capture the particularities of the City in changing seasonal light.
  Each was completely by itself in a sun-sparkled immensity of ocean, each had contours and particularities as distinctive as a face.
  By having a person teach you and guide you in your learning, he or she can address the particularities of your situation and understanding.
  Synonyms
  feature, trait, characteristic, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, quirk, detail, item, circumstance, point, property
2Christian Theology
The doctrine of God's incarnation as Jesus as a particular person at a particular time and place.
〔基督教神学〕有关上帝的化身耶稣在某个特定时间和地点成为特定人的教义
Example sentencesExamples
- But a related reason has been the focus on the historical particularity of Jesus: Jesus the Aramaic-speaking, Jewish male of the first century.
- The scandal of Christian theology, of Jesus' particularity, Keck argues, must be considered in view of Jesus' Jewishness.
- We do need to show that we can talk without contradiction of God's universal salvific will and the scandalous particularity of the incarnate and risen Lord.
- Here, too, first appearances may suggest that theology entails a progressive abstraction from the particularity of Jesus to some purely spiritual reality.
- Unfortunately many Christians have presumed that God's particularity in Jesus Christ is some kind of proof of divine partiality for Christian faithfulness.

Origin

Early 16th century (as particularities 'details'): from Old French particularite or late Latin particularitas, from Latin particularis 'concerning a small part'.

Rhymes

angularity, barbarity, bipolarity, charity, circularity, clarity, complementarity, familiarity, granularity, hilarity, insularity, irregularity, jocularity, linearity, parity, peculiarity, polarity, popularity, regularity, secularity, similarity, singularity, solidarity, subsidiarity, unitarity, vernacularity, vulgarity

Definition of particularity in US English:

particularity

nounpərˌtikyo͞oˈlerətēpərˌtɪkjuˈlɛrəti

1The quality of being individual.
特殊性；特征
the central figures of his novels are stripped of their particularity
Example sentencesExamples
- But here, interspersed as they are between the episodes, the iterative passages tend again to remove both narrator and reader from the particularity and immediacy of those individual episodes.
- However ephemeral, they will find a way to alchemize their internalization of the event into a further manifestation, filtered through the particularity of individual consciousness.
- The intensity and extremity of this expansion of experience is paralleled by the deepening of communion, by which particularity and individuation are shared with others.
- A universal may be common to any number of particulars, and it is the particularity of the individual occurrence of the universal that differentiates one rose, say, from another.
- Hence, rather than being totally obliterated by the Western consumerist forces of sameness, local difference and particularity still play an important role in creating unique cultural constellations.
- In this sense, the sick person's body is heightened in its individual yet totalized particularity on the primal grounds of the cosmic body, the absolute container.
- She actually says that ‘dance dissolves the particularity of individuals into something greater’.
- The star is not the dissolution of individualism into death and oblivion but the freezing of particularity into an eternal image of itself.
- But the meaning of his Judaism is not a simple ‘pick and choose’ as the vulgar believe, but a Jewish self that cherished its particularity and its distinctiveness.
- The state legislates, maybe even occasionally provides for the individual communities within it, but not in their particularity.
- So to be able to concentrate on a single object and to describe it in all of its individual particularity seemed to them a Herculean feat.
- All and sundry want to be part of it though on mutually beneficial terms and all wish to be respected for whatever unique particularity they may bring to the common agenda.
- Conversely our tragedy is that we can never know fully the other: we can never put ourselves in her place, experience her experiences, understand her in her concrete particularity, in those unique, unrepeatable situations.
- Each countenance must be seen in its incommensurable particularity - in other words, as a unique beauty which cannot be replaced, substituted, or reduced to another.
- The particularity of women's bodies, and the distinct role they play in reproduction, demand an articulation of these rights as women's rights.
- His intention was to achieve the expression of universal harmony by avoiding individualism and particularity.
- They also criticize the tendency of the dominant framework to interpret harms suffered by oppressed groups as harms solely to generic individuals who have been stripped of their particularity.
- In other words, what we see is not self-evident equality, but human particularity and human individuality.
- In the course of each individual's perception, all things renew their particularity.
- Some indication of particularity must be there: a recognisable hill profile, a specific tree.
Synonyms
individuality, distinctiveness, uniqueness, singularity, originality, peculiarity
1. 1.1 Fullness or minuteness of detail in the treatment of something.
  详细，详尽；细致
  parties must present their case with some degree of accuracy and particularity
  各党派在介绍他们的情况时必须要有一定的准确性和详细性。
  Example sentencesExamples
  A living will also allows a person to state with particularity the forms of treatment which are wanted and not wanted.
  In reaching a conclusion whether the statement can be reconciled with the map, a degree of tolerance is permissible, depending upon the relative particularity and apparent accuracy with which each document is drawn.
  The special history of literary transcendence is ultimately unintelligible and idiosyncratic; its meticulous particularity, a refusal of judgment.
  The exact words must be set out with reasonable certainty, clarity, particularity and precision.
  The degree of particularity or detail required depends on the nature of the issues falling for decision.
  From Moore I learned the delights of particularity and precision.
  The reason advanced by Braehead for the lack of particularity is that it has not had access to the detailed records that are necessary to provide full particulars.
  In its attention to detail, particularity and relations, Confucianism comes close to the same result.
  Against the identity-sapping fuzziness of corporate life, Wallace pits a painstaking particularity - but detail is both the delight and downfall of these stories.
  We have not been shown any detailed material to demonstrate with any particularity (nor so far as we know did Forbes J enquire) when the Crown should and could have got its case together and been in a position to apply for an order.
  Specifics are everything here: meat genealogy, breed pedigree and feed quality, the entire inventory of pointless, snobby particularity.
  The tendency over recent years has been to pursue with increasing sophistication a greater degree of particularity and precision.
  The Court may well demand greater particularity where the measure being challenged is of an individual, rather than legislative, nature.
  Even in its neglected state, in the darkness of the cafe, the mural was wonderful in its life, its rich abundance of detail, the loving particularity of the painter's eye, and its unashamed quality of telling a story.
  Synonyms
  detail, precision, exactness, accuracy, thoroughness, scrupulousness, meticulousness
2. 1.2particularities Small details.
  the tedious particularities of daily life
  日常生活的繁琐细节。
  he wanted to disregard the particularities and establish general laws
  他想不考虑细节而制定普遍适用的法律。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Leave aside the constitutional questions and particularities of procedures to change internal rules.
  Art, in its highest expression, explains our existence to us, both the particularities of the artist's own time and the universals of all time, or at least of all human history.
  Failure to attend to it often stems not from any Machiavellian wish to sanction some totalitarian outlook, but from too close attention to the blinkering particularities of specialised investigations.
  His situation is sad, but it does expose how family law should always work with the particularities of each case, not with abstract principles like those of ‘biological fatherhood’.
  Each group experiences unique particularities while sharing common experiences under the oppression umbrella of capitalism.
  Today we tend to see details and particularities that are not enriched by broad understanding and deep feeling.
  It is true that Jani's figures are not especially anchored in particularities here; and yet, neither do they float in a comfortably vague darkness.
  Although the recipes were applied to individual defendants, the particularities of each case were of little concern provided the offence fitted into a typical box.
  It symbolizes not only her social status but also the psychological particularities of her character.
  The way in which the subject matter of AIDS is sometimes treated in embroideries may also suggest a tendency to deflect focus from the particularities of the disease and its impact.
  Post-war Europe in particular has witnessed the erasure of particularities, the inevitable march from chimney stacks to nuclear power plants.
  Each was completely by itself in a sun-sparkled immensity of ocean, each had contours and particularities as distinctive as a face.
  Each of the particularities raises its own issues, and they are not just practical difficulties - there are considerable theological ones too.
  While unique in some of its particularities, her story is nevertheless also typical of the kinds of difficulties experienced by other women in the project.
  It works its way through the particularities of where people belong and it is only once it has worked its way through those particularities that it starts to resemble the democracies in other places.
  They demonstrate how such material can be presented in the context of a broader perspective or set of themes without sacrificing the character and particularities of the specific case.
  By having a person teach you and guide you in your learning, he or she can address the particularities of your situation and understanding.
  One of the particularities of the Northern Ireland economy is that it is heavily dependent on foreign direct investment.
  Since the same types of aircraft are operated all over the world, these views do not reveal cultural particularities of their place of origin.
  He has explored, too, urban images that suggest the very temperature of New York streets or capture the particularities of the City in changing seasonal light.
  Synonyms
  feature, trait, characteristic, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, quirk, detail, item, circumstance, point, property
3. 1.3Christian Theology God's incarnation as Jesus as a particular person at a particular time and place.
  〔基督教神学〕有关上帝的化身耶稣在某个特定时间和地点成为特定人的教义
  Example sentencesExamples
  We do need to show that we can talk without contradiction of God's universal salvific will and the scandalous particularity of the incarnate and risen Lord.
  Here, too, first appearances may suggest that theology entails a progressive abstraction from the particularity of Jesus to some purely spiritual reality.
  But a related reason has been the focus on the historical particularity of Jesus: Jesus the Aramaic-speaking, Jewish male of the first century.
  Unfortunately many Christians have presumed that God's particularity in Jesus Christ is some kind of proof of divine partiality for Christian faithfulness.
  The scandal of Christian theology, of Jesus' particularity, Keck argues, must be considered in view of Jesus' Jewishness.

Origin

Early 16th century (as particularities ‘details’): from Old French particularite or late Latin particularitas, from Latin particularis ‘concerning a small part’.

词汇	particularity
释义	Definition of particularity in English: particularity noun pəˌtɪkjʊˈlarɪtipərˌtɪkjuˈlɛrəti mass noun 1The quality of being individual. 特殊性；特征 the central figures of his novels are stripped of their particularity the quality of the grapes is as significant as the particularity of the soil Example sentencesExamples However ephemeral, they will find a way to alchemize their internalization of the event into a further manifestation, filtered through the particularity of individual consciousness. His intention was to achieve the expression of universal harmony by avoiding individualism and particularity. So to be able to concentrate on a single object and to describe it in all of its individual particularity seemed to them a Herculean feat. Conversely our tragedy is that we can never know fully the other: we can never put ourselves in her place, experience her experiences, understand her in her concrete particularity, in those unique, unrepeatable situations. The state legislates, maybe even occasionally provides for the individual communities within it, but not in their particularity. Each countenance must be seen in its incommensurable particularity - in other words, as a unique beauty which cannot be replaced, substituted, or reduced to another. Some indication of particularity must be there: a recognisable hill profile, a specific tree. All and sundry want to be part of it though on mutually beneficial terms and all wish to be respected for whatever unique particularity they may bring to the common agenda. The intensity and extremity of this expansion of experience is paralleled by the deepening of communion, by which particularity and individuation are shared with others. In other words, what we see is not self-evident equality, but human particularity and human individuality. The particularity of women's bodies, and the distinct role they play in reproduction, demand an articulation of these rights as women's rights. She actually says that ‘dance dissolves the particularity of individuals into something greater’. In this sense, the sick person's body is heightened in its individual yet totalized particularity on the primal grounds of the cosmic body, the absolute container. But here, interspersed as they are between the episodes, the iterative passages tend again to remove both narrator and reader from the particularity and immediacy of those individual episodes. They also criticize the tendency of the dominant framework to interpret harms suffered by oppressed groups as harms solely to generic individuals who have been stripped of their particularity. In the course of each individual's perception, all things renew their particularity. A universal may be common to any number of particulars, and it is the particularity of the individual occurrence of the universal that differentiates one rose, say, from another. The star is not the dissolution of individualism into death and oblivion but the freezing of particularity into an eternal image of itself. Hence, rather than being totally obliterated by the Western consumerist forces of sameness, local difference and particularity still play an important role in creating unique cultural constellations. But the meaning of his Judaism is not a simple ‘pick and choose’ as the vulgar believe, but a Jewish self that cherished its particularity and its distinctiveness. Synonyms individuality, distinctiveness, uniqueness, singularity, originality, peculiarity 1.1 Fullness or minuteness of detail in the treatment of something. 详细，详尽；细致 parties must present their case with some degree of accuracy and particularity 各党派在介绍他们的情况时必须要有一定的准确性和详细性。 Example sentencesExamples The exact words must be set out with reasonable certainty, clarity, particularity and precision. The tendency over recent years has been to pursue with increasing sophistication a greater degree of particularity and precision. Against the identity-sapping fuzziness of corporate life, Wallace pits a painstaking particularity - but detail is both the delight and downfall of these stories. A living will also allows a person to state with particularity the forms of treatment which are wanted and not wanted. The reason advanced by Braehead for the lack of particularity is that it has not had access to the detailed records that are necessary to provide full particulars. The degree of particularity or detail required depends on the nature of the issues falling for decision. Specifics are everything here: meat genealogy, breed pedigree and feed quality, the entire inventory of pointless, snobby particularity. In its attention to detail, particularity and relations, Confucianism comes close to the same result. The Court may well demand greater particularity where the measure being challenged is of an individual, rather than legislative, nature. In reaching a conclusion whether the statement can be reconciled with the map, a degree of tolerance is permissible, depending upon the relative particularity and apparent accuracy with which each document is drawn. From Moore I learned the delights of particularity and precision. Even in its neglected state, in the darkness of the cafe, the mural was wonderful in its life, its rich abundance of detail, the loving particularity of the painter's eye, and its unashamed quality of telling a story. We have not been shown any detailed material to demonstrate with any particularity (nor so far as we know did Forbes J enquire) when the Crown should and could have got its case together and been in a position to apply for an order. The special history of literary transcendence is ultimately unintelligible and idiosyncratic; its meticulous particularity, a refusal of judgment. Synonyms detail, precision, exactness, accuracy, thoroughness, scrupulousness, meticulousness 1.2particularities Small details. the tedious particularities of daily life 日常生活的繁琐细节。 Example sentencesExamples His situation is sad, but it does expose how family law should always work with the particularities of each case, not with abstract principles like those of ‘biological fatherhood’. Each of the particularities raises its own issues, and they are not just practical difficulties - there are considerable theological ones too. They demonstrate how such material can be presented in the context of a broader perspective or set of themes without sacrificing the character and particularities of the specific case. It symbolizes not only her social status but also the psychological particularities of her character. Since the same types of aircraft are operated all over the world, these views do not reveal cultural particularities of their place of origin. While unique in some of its particularities, her story is nevertheless also typical of the kinds of difficulties experienced by other women in the project. Although the recipes were applied to individual defendants, the particularities of each case were of little concern provided the offence fitted into a typical box. Failure to attend to it often stems not from any Machiavellian wish to sanction some totalitarian outlook, but from too close attention to the blinkering particularities of specialised investigations. The way in which the subject matter of AIDS is sometimes treated in embroideries may also suggest a tendency to deflect focus from the particularities of the disease and its impact. It is true that Jani's figures are not especially anchored in particularities here; and yet, neither do they float in a comfortably vague darkness. Each group experiences unique particularities while sharing common experiences under the oppression umbrella of capitalism. Today we tend to see details and particularities that are not enriched by broad understanding and deep feeling. Leave aside the constitutional questions and particularities of procedures to change internal rules. One of the particularities of the Northern Ireland economy is that it is heavily dependent on foreign direct investment. Art, in its highest expression, explains our existence to us, both the particularities of the artist's own time and the universals of all time, or at least of all human history. It works its way through the particularities of where people belong and it is only once it has worked its way through those particularities that it starts to resemble the democracies in other places. Post-war Europe in particular has witnessed the erasure of particularities, the inevitable march from chimney stacks to nuclear power plants. He has explored, too, urban images that suggest the very temperature of New York streets or capture the particularities of the City in changing seasonal light. Each was completely by itself in a sun-sparkled immensity of ocean, each had contours and particularities as distinctive as a face. By having a person teach you and guide you in your learning, he or she can address the particularities of your situation and understanding. Synonyms feature, trait, characteristic, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, quirk, detail, item, circumstance, point, property 2Christian Theology The doctrine of God's incarnation as Jesus as a particular person at a particular time and place. 〔基督教神学〕有关上帝的化身耶稣在某个特定时间和地点成为特定人的教义 Example sentencesExamples But a related reason has been the focus on the historical particularity of Jesus: Jesus the Aramaic-speaking, Jewish male of the first century. The scandal of Christian theology, of Jesus' particularity, Keck argues, must be considered in view of Jesus' Jewishness. We do need to show that we can talk without contradiction of God's universal salvific will and the scandalous particularity of the incarnate and risen Lord. Here, too, first appearances may suggest that theology entails a progressive abstraction from the particularity of Jesus to some purely spiritual reality. Unfortunately many Christians have presumed that God's particularity in Jesus Christ is some kind of proof of divine partiality for Christian faithfulness. Origin Early 16th century (as particularities 'details'): from Old French particularite or late Latin particularitas, from Latin particularis 'concerning a small part'. Rhymes angularity, barbarity, bipolarity, charity, circularity, clarity, complementarity, familiarity, granularity, hilarity, insularity, irregularity, jocularity, linearity, parity, peculiarity, polarity, popularity, regularity, secularity, similarity, singularity, solidarity, subsidiarity, unitarity, vernacularity, vulgarity Definition of particularity in US English: particularity nounpərˌtikyo͞oˈlerətēpərˌtɪkjuˈlɛrəti 1The quality of being individual. 特殊性；特征 the central figures of his novels are stripped of their particularity Example sentencesExamples But here, interspersed as they are between the episodes, the iterative passages tend again to remove both narrator and reader from the particularity and immediacy of those individual episodes. However ephemeral, they will find a way to alchemize their internalization of the event into a further manifestation, filtered through the particularity of individual consciousness. The intensity and extremity of this expansion of experience is paralleled by the deepening of communion, by which particularity and individuation are shared with others. A universal may be common to any number of particulars, and it is the particularity of the individual occurrence of the universal that differentiates one rose, say, from another. Hence, rather than being totally obliterated by the Western consumerist forces of sameness, local difference and particularity still play an important role in creating unique cultural constellations. In this sense, the sick person's body is heightened in its individual yet totalized particularity on the primal grounds of the cosmic body, the absolute container. She actually says that ‘dance dissolves the particularity of individuals into something greater’. The star is not the dissolution of individualism into death and oblivion but the freezing of particularity into an eternal image of itself. But the meaning of his Judaism is not a simple ‘pick and choose’ as the vulgar believe, but a Jewish self that cherished its particularity and its distinctiveness. The state legislates, maybe even occasionally provides for the individual communities within it, but not in their particularity. So to be able to concentrate on a single object and to describe it in all of its individual particularity seemed to them a Herculean feat. All and sundry want to be part of it though on mutually beneficial terms and all wish to be respected for whatever unique particularity they may bring to the common agenda. Conversely our tragedy is that we can never know fully the other: we can never put ourselves in her place, experience her experiences, understand her in her concrete particularity, in those unique, unrepeatable situations. Each countenance must be seen in its incommensurable particularity - in other words, as a unique beauty which cannot be replaced, substituted, or reduced to another. The particularity of women's bodies, and the distinct role they play in reproduction, demand an articulation of these rights as women's rights. His intention was to achieve the expression of universal harmony by avoiding individualism and particularity. They also criticize the tendency of the dominant framework to interpret harms suffered by oppressed groups as harms solely to generic individuals who have been stripped of their particularity. In other words, what we see is not self-evident equality, but human particularity and human individuality. In the course of each individual's perception, all things renew their particularity. Some indication of particularity must be there: a recognisable hill profile, a specific tree. Synonyms individuality, distinctiveness, uniqueness, singularity, originality, peculiarity 1.1 Fullness or minuteness of detail in the treatment of something. 详细，详尽；细致 parties must present their case with some degree of accuracy and particularity 各党派在介绍他们的情况时必须要有一定的准确性和详细性。 Example sentencesExamples A living will also allows a person to state with particularity the forms of treatment which are wanted and not wanted. In reaching a conclusion whether the statement can be reconciled with the map, a degree of tolerance is permissible, depending upon the relative particularity and apparent accuracy with which each document is drawn. The special history of literary transcendence is ultimately unintelligible and idiosyncratic; its meticulous particularity, a refusal of judgment. The exact words must be set out with reasonable certainty, clarity, particularity and precision. The degree of particularity or detail required depends on the nature of the issues falling for decision. From Moore I learned the delights of particularity and precision. The reason advanced by Braehead for the lack of particularity is that it has not had access to the detailed records that are necessary to provide full particulars. In its attention to detail, particularity and relations, Confucianism comes close to the same result. Against the identity-sapping fuzziness of corporate life, Wallace pits a painstaking particularity - but detail is both the delight and downfall of these stories. We have not been shown any detailed material to demonstrate with any particularity (nor so far as we know did Forbes J enquire) when the Crown should and could have got its case together and been in a position to apply for an order. Specifics are everything here: meat genealogy, breed pedigree and feed quality, the entire inventory of pointless, snobby particularity. The tendency over recent years has been to pursue with increasing sophistication a greater degree of particularity and precision. The Court may well demand greater particularity where the measure being challenged is of an individual, rather than legislative, nature. Even in its neglected state, in the darkness of the cafe, the mural was wonderful in its life, its rich abundance of detail, the loving particularity of the painter's eye, and its unashamed quality of telling a story. Synonyms detail, precision, exactness, accuracy, thoroughness, scrupulousness, meticulousness 1.2particularities Small details. the tedious particularities of daily life 日常生活的繁琐细节。 he wanted to disregard the particularities and establish general laws 他想不考虑细节而制定普遍适用的法律。 Example sentencesExamples Leave aside the constitutional questions and particularities of procedures to change internal rules. Art, in its highest expression, explains our existence to us, both the particularities of the artist's own time and the universals of all time, or at least of all human history. Failure to attend to it often stems not from any Machiavellian wish to sanction some totalitarian outlook, but from too close attention to the blinkering particularities of specialised investigations. His situation is sad, but it does expose how family law should always work with the particularities of each case, not with abstract principles like those of ‘biological fatherhood’. Each group experiences unique particularities while sharing common experiences under the oppression umbrella of capitalism. Today we tend to see details and particularities that are not enriched by broad understanding and deep feeling. It is true that Jani's figures are not especially anchored in particularities here; and yet, neither do they float in a comfortably vague darkness. Although the recipes were applied to individual defendants, the particularities of each case were of little concern provided the offence fitted into a typical box. It symbolizes not only her social status but also the psychological particularities of her character. The way in which the subject matter of AIDS is sometimes treated in embroideries may also suggest a tendency to deflect focus from the particularities of the disease and its impact. Post-war Europe in particular has witnessed the erasure of particularities, the inevitable march from chimney stacks to nuclear power plants. Each was completely by itself in a sun-sparkled immensity of ocean, each had contours and particularities as distinctive as a face. Each of the particularities raises its own issues, and they are not just practical difficulties - there are considerable theological ones too. While unique in some of its particularities, her story is nevertheless also typical of the kinds of difficulties experienced by other women in the project. It works its way through the particularities of where people belong and it is only once it has worked its way through those particularities that it starts to resemble the democracies in other places. They demonstrate how such material can be presented in the context of a broader perspective or set of themes without sacrificing the character and particularities of the specific case. By having a person teach you and guide you in your learning, he or she can address the particularities of your situation and understanding. One of the particularities of the Northern Ireland economy is that it is heavily dependent on foreign direct investment. Since the same types of aircraft are operated all over the world, these views do not reveal cultural particularities of their place of origin. He has explored, too, urban images that suggest the very temperature of New York streets or capture the particularities of the City in changing seasonal light. Synonyms feature, trait, characteristic, idiosyncrasy, peculiarity, quirk, detail, item, circumstance, point, property 1.3Christian Theology God's incarnation as Jesus as a particular person at a particular time and place. 〔基督教神学〕有关上帝的化身耶稣在某个特定时间和地点成为特定人的教义 Example sentencesExamples We do need to show that we can talk without contradiction of God's universal salvific will and the scandalous particularity of the incarnate and risen Lord. Here, too, first appearances may suggest that theology entails a progressive abstraction from the particularity of Jesus to some purely spiritual reality. But a related reason has been the focus on the historical particularity of Jesus: Jesus the Aramaic-speaking, Jewish male of the first century. Unfortunately many Christians have presumed that God's particularity in Jesus Christ is some kind of proof of divine partiality for Christian faithfulness. The scandal of Christian theology, of Jesus' particularity, Keck argues, must be considered in view of Jesus' Jewishness. Origin Early 16th century (as particularities ‘details’): from Old French particularite or late Latin particularitas, from Latin particularis ‘concerning a small part’.
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