in particular
- 1Used to single out one item or instance from a larger group, marking it as especially or specifically meant.
Among the city's museums, one in particular draws huge crowds every summer.
He didn't mention anything in particular, just chatted about the weather.
Note
A focusing phrase that usually trails what it highlights instead of leading into it. In the American novelist Winston Churchill's The Celebrity (1897), Mr. Cooke rails against a whole town's neglect of its roads, then narrows his fire: he vituperates "the inn management in particular." That order is the pattern to follow. Name the group or the target first, then add the phrase as a spotlight on the one that matters most.
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