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particularly acute

Especially sharp or severe, often used to describe a problem, situation, or feeling.

B2Adverb + AdjectiveNode word: particularly

Meaning

Especially sharp or severe, often used to describe a problem, situation, or feeling.

Example Sentences

  • “The patient was experiencing particularly acute pain after the surgery.”
  • “The company was facing particularly acute financial difficulties due to the economic downturn.”

Quick Answers

What does “particularly acute” mean?

Especially sharp or severe, often used to describe a problem, situation, or feeling.

How do you use “particularly acute” in a sentence?

“The patient was experiencing particularly acute pain after the surgery.”

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