Particularly and especially - any difference?
What the difference between these 2 words?
Actually, I avoid to use "particularly" because I don't know clearly how to use it properly.
I think "particularly" is more formal, isn't it? Or we can use each of these words in a sentence - just a matter of speaker?
Please, explain me, how to use it with examples.

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I think they can be used interchangeably in most situations. And, by way of example:

'I don't think that the word 'particularly' is especially formal.'

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