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specifics
This term refers to the precise, detailed elements of a matter rather than a general overview. It is almost exclusively used in the plural form to denote a collection of particular facts or requirements. Using the word in the singular "specific" typically shifts the meaning to an adjective describing a particular thing, rather than a noun referring to a detail.
In professional or legal contexts, it is often used to demand clarity or exactness, as in "the specifics of the contract." It carries a pragmatic, analytical tone, focusing on the granular components that define a whole, contrasting with "generalities" or "broad strokes."
Meanings
Examples
I do not need the full report yet just give me the specifics.
The detective asked for the specifics of the crime scene.
We can discuss the specifics of the contract during the meeting.
Let us get into the specifics of how this machine works.
I am not sure about the specifics but the event starts at noon.
The plan sounds great but I need to see the specifics first.
He avoided giving any specifics about his previous employment.
Collocations & Compounds
technical specifics
Noun collocation: the detailed technical requirements or characteristics of a system or piece of equipment
precise specifics
Noun collocation: exact and accurate details without any ambiguity
get into the specifics
Verb collocation: to begin discussing or examining the detailed parts of a subject
go over the specifics
Verb collocation: to review or examine the details carefully
provide specifics
Verb collocation: to give detailed information rather than a general summary
Could you provide more specifics regarding your experience in project management?