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specified

Something that is described as specified is explicitly named or stated. If you assign seats in your classroom, you ask the students to sit in specified seats — according to your seating chart.

The word specified and several related words, including specify and specific, all have at their roots the Latin word species, meaning "a kind of" or "a sort of." All these words express the idea of naming things explicitly or categorizing them. If you're baking, you should try to use the specified ingredients and amounts or things won't taste right.

DEFINITIONS OF: specified

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adj clearly and explicitly stated

“meals are at specified times”
Synonyms
mere
being nothing more than specified
nominal, nominative
named; bearing the name of a specific person
specific
stated explicitly or in detail
Antonyms:
unspecified
not stated explicitly or in detail
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