in particular
prep. phr..prep. phr.. you use this to point out one specific person, thing, or detail from a larger group.
prep. phr.. an adverbial phrase used to specify or emphasize a particular member of a set or a specific aspect of a topic.
I love fruit, in particular apples.
The teacher was happy with the class, and she praised one student in particular for his hard work.
While the report addresses several environmental concerns, it focuses on carbon emissions in particular as the primary driver of recent climate shifts.
usually appears at the end of a sentence or immediately after the noun it modifies.
contrast with 'particularly'; while 'particularly' is an adverb that often modifies adjectives, 'in particular' usually modifies nouns or whole clauses.
in the particularin particularthis phrase is a fixed expression and does not take an article between the preposition and the adjective.