Use the word especially when something stands out from all the others (similar to the meaning of“particularly.”) See examples below: Chai! The whole book was terrible – especially the ending. .

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. He loves websites, especially Nairaland.com .

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. I can't wait for the trip to New York. I'm especially looking forward to seeing the Founder of nairaland. .

. . . . especially can also be used before an adjective with a meaning like “very” or “extremely.” .

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. . It’s especially important to arrive on time for your first day of class. .


. All the desserts were great, but the cherry pie was especially delicious. .

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If something was designed specifically for a special purpose, use specially: The bus has been specially designed to accommodate passengers in wheelchairs. .


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. These dogs are specially trained to detect drugs. .

. The decorations were specially made for the wedding.

Nice one OP