specialism
IPA: spˈɛʃʌɫɪzʌm
noun
- (countable) Speciality.
- (uncountable) The concentration of one's efforts upon a particular field of study.
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Examples of "specialism" in Sentences
- My coaching specialism is law of attraction/manifestation/power of meditation and something I refer to as 100% intention/100% surrender.
- The loss of monopolies of knowledge and specialism is recorded in many fun books, like Parkinson's Law and The Peter Principle and One-up-man-ship.
- His specialism is a forensic, inevitably rather wonk-ish take on what to do next – underpinned by an optimism that defines just about all his answers.
- His specialism is a forensic, inevitably rather wonk-ish take on what to do next - underpinned by an optimism that defines just about all his answers.
- Some four-year courses that lead to a master's qualification will offer two years of general study followed by two in a specialism, which is ideal for those torn between, say, civil and electrical engineering.
- Big, shaggy, bearded, he was of the ancient and puissant type that, under the tidal wave of "specialism" is fast being swept towards the shores where live the last survivors of the Great Auk, the Dinosaur, and the Spread
- Against the Left, they affirm the centrality of narrative over and against the mind-numbing 'history of medicine' the particular 'specialism' that afflicted my 'O' Level history course - which is also an admission of my age.
- A graduate of photography, film and TV at Napier University, Spengler's specialism in stills photography meant a lot of "experimenting in the dark room with effects the old-school way" before she was able to explore digital media.
- She read a good deal of that kind of literature which may be defined as specialism popularised; writing which addresses itself to educated, but not strictly studious, persons, and which forms the reservoir of conversation for society above the sphere of turf and west-endism.