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The adverb particularly is used to emphasize that something is especially, or more than usually, the case in certain context. It's similar to saying especially or notably.
For example, This tool is particularly helpful for beginners. This means it's especially helpful for beginners more than others.
It's BLANK useful BLANK you have many tasks and a limited coding team.
particularly
This word is used to emphasize the greater usefulness of something under specific conditions.
when
This word introduces a situation or condition.
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