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- ADJECTIVEspecial (adjective)
- better, greater, or otherwise different from what is usual:"they always made a special effort at Christmas"synonyms:exceptional · particular · extra special · unusual · marked · singular ·uncommon · notable · noteworthy · remarkable · outstanding · unique · momentous · significant · memorable · signal · important · historic · festive · gala · of moment · red-letterantonyms:
- exceptionally good or precious:"she's a very special person"synonyms:exceptional · particular · extra special · unusual · marked · singular · uncommon · notable · noteworthy · remarkable · outstanding · uniqueantonyms:
- belonging specifically to a particular person or place:"we want to preserve our town's special character"synonyms:distinctive · distinct · individual · particular · specific · certain · peculiar · definite · express · preciseantonyms:
- designed or organized for a particular person, purpose, or occasion:"we will return by special coaches"synonyms:
- (of a subject) studied in particular depth.
- used to denote education for students with particular educational requirements arising from physical or intellectual disability or behavioral difficulties.
- mathematicsdenoting a group consisting of matrices of unit determinant.
NOUNspecial (noun) · specials (plural noun)- a thing, such as an event, product, or broadcast, that is designed or organized for a particular occasion or purpose:"television's election night specials"
ORIGINMiddle English: shortening of Old French especial ‘especial’ or Latin specialis, from species ‘appearance’ (see species).More about specialData from Oxford Languages Related searches for スペシャル