An adverb meaning very much; particularly; for a particular reason. It is used almost exclusively by the illiterate, lazy, impressionable or those affected by speech impediments.
I exspecially like to add letters to words to make myself sound less intelligent.
Mary has trouble with pronunciation, exspecially with words like 'especially'.
We dislike mispronunciation and are exspecially irked by people who add an 'X' to the word Espresso.
Mary has trouble with pronunciation, exspecially with words like 'especially'.
We dislike mispronunciation and are exspecially irked by people who add an 'X' to the word Espresso.
by grammarpolice123 August 18, 2011
exspecially like especially but better
by ms savannah August 8, 2022