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Discover LudwigThe word "period-specific" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to something that is characteristic or unique to a particular time period. For example, "The fashion at the 1920s-themed party was period-specific, with flapper dresses and cloche hats." In this sentence, "period-specific" describes the specific style and fashion of the 1920s that was recreated at the party.
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No, it's about a less period-specific sense of all that unpolluted potential in one place.
But Mr. Osakalumi said that keeping the dances period-specific was a challenge.
To accuse HH of not respecting the past is to miss the point by several period-specific furlongs.
"And we must defend it (thundering cellos; extreme close up of period-specific scowl) " … WITH OUR LIVES".
It's all completely predictable and yet it unfolds beautifully, with some extraordinarily affecting scenes among all the period-specific clementines.
Ms. Grube also discussed period-specific practices for determining the stove's readiness.
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This specification is called "period specific" policy effect.
"I'm very period specific," Ms. Marshall said, "It's always the Jackie of the Onassis years.
But his short animated films blending Tantrism, Theosophy, Orientalist Pop and Alastair Crowley, all to a cool jazz score, don't feel period specific.
But it wasn't so much period specific to that era, more about capturing that timeless glamour.
During the 16th-century Warring States period, specific drum calls were used to communicate orders for retreating and advancing.
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