specifically
adv. manneradv. used to point out one exact thing or reason rather than talking about things in general. You use this when you want to be very clear about a certain detail.
adv. in a way that is exact and clear; for a particular purpose or reason. Often used to narrow the focus of a statement or to highlight a unique instance.
I bought this gift specifically for you.
The doctor designed this exercise program specifically to help patients recovering from knee surgery.
While the report addresses general safety concerns, it specifically highlights the lack of emergency exits in the older wings of the building.
From specific + -ally.
Typically placed before the adjective or verb it modifies, or at the start of a clause for emphasis.
I specifically to told youI specifically told youLearners sometimes insert 'to' after the adverb when it precedes a verb, confusing it with an infinitive structure.