Though they're similar, "especially" is more common, while "specially" tends to have a fairly specific use. Use "especially" when you mean "particularly" or "exceptionally." It implies that something deserves special mention. He played especially well in today's game. I love desert, especially ice cream! Use "specially" if you want to stress that something is distinctive. The glasses have specially designed lenses to protect against UV radiation.

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