specific |
blatant |
As adjectives the difference between specific and blatant
is that
specific is explicit or definite while
blatant is bellowing, as a calf; bawling; brawling; clamoring; disagreeably clamorous; sounding loudly and harshly.
As a noun specific
is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
specific |
based |
As adjectives the difference between specific and based
is that
specific is explicit or definite while
based is founded on; having a basis; often used in combining forms.
As a noun specific
is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
As a verb based is
past tense of base.
pathognomic |
specific |
As adjectives the difference between pathognomic and specific
is that
pathognomic is an alternative spelling of lang=en while
specific is explicit or definite.
As a noun specific is
a distinguishing attribute or quality.
generalities |
specific |
As nouns the difference between generalities and specific
is that
generalities is plural of lang=en while
specific is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
As an adjective specific is
explicit or definite.
detailed |
specific |
As adjectives the difference between detailed and specific
is that
detailed is characterized by attention to detail and thoroughness of treatment while
specific is explicit or definite.
As a verb detailed
is past tense of detail.
As a noun specific is
a distinguishing attribute or quality.
designated |
specific |
As adjectives the difference between designated and specific
is that
designated is having a specified designation while
specific is explicit or definite.
As a verb designated
is past tense of designate.
As a noun specific is
a distinguishing attribute or quality.
specific |
hyperspecific |
As adjectives the difference between specific and hyperspecific
is that
specific is explicit or definite while
hyperspecific is very highly specific.
As a noun specific
is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
specific |
aspecific |
As adjectives the difference between specific and aspecific
is that
specific is explicit or definite while
aspecific is (pathology) not caused by a specific organism.
As a noun specific
is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
specific |
overspecific |
As adjectives the difference between specific and overspecific
is that
specific is explicit or definite while
overspecific is too specific; with too much detail.
As a noun specific
is a distinguishing attribute or quality.
specific |
specificness |
As nouns the difference between specific and specificness
is that
specific is a distinguishing attribute or quality while
specificness is specificity, the state of being specific.
As an adjective specific
is explicit or definite.
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