1. making something specific or detailed; specifying individual instances or characteristics rather than speaking in general terms
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'particularizing'; present participle of 'particularise'

Examples

• The teacher was particularising the main points of the lesson by giving concrete examples.
• Rather than particularising every rule, the manual provides general guidelines.
• She excels at particularising abstract concepts for her students.
• The report focuses on particularising the differences between the two approaches.
• He avoided particularising his complaints, preferring to speak in broad terms.
• Particularising each case helps the lawyer build a stronger argument.