in some particular case
/ɪn sʌm pəˈtɪkjələ keɪs/
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A phrase used to refer to an unspecific specific instance or situation
In some particular case, this rule may not apply.
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"Particular" comes from Latin particularis, meaning "of a part, concerning a single part or person". "Case" comes from Latin casus meaning "falling, chance, occurrence, lawsuit". The phrase combines these to refer to a specific unspecified instance.
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What does in some particular case mean?
in some particular case means: A phrase used to refer to an unspecific specific instance or situation
How do you pronounce in some particular case?
in some particular case: /ɪn sʌm pəˈtɪkjələ keɪs/
How is in some particular case used in a sentence?
In some particular case, this rule may not apply.