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later-especially

Description:

Later-especially is an adverbial phrase that is used to emphasize a specific time or event that occurs at a later time, with a particular focus on something or someone.

Sense 1: Emphasizing the time of occurrence

Part of Speech: Adverbial Phrase

Usage: When you want to emphasize that a specific event will happen at a later time.

Example Sentence: I'll meet you at the café later-especially after I finish my work.

Sense 2: Emphasizing a particular focus

Part of Speech: Adverbial Phrase

Usage: When you want to emphasize a particular aspect among other possibilities.

Example Sentence: He is a versatile actor, skilled in various roles, but he excels in playing villains later-especially sinister ones.

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