Certainly, especially.

Particularly, specially; specifically.

Of high degree or intensity; great, profound; (of sin) heinous.

Particularly, especially, above all. Now rare (in later use chiefly Scottish).

Especially, particularly.

Especially, particularly; = sunderlepes, adv. 2.

In a special manner; especially, particularly. Now rare (chiefly colloquial or regional).

In a special manner; in a degree or to an extent beyond what is usual or customary; particularly. Qualifying a verb.

Introducing a clause, typically one that strengthens, amplifies, or particularizes a previous statement… Without and.

Particularly, separately.

To a special or marked degree; especially. Obsolete.

In an especial manner; principally, chiefly. Also in †in especially (see also inespecially, adv.). In later use also with adjectives: In an especial…

Most of all, most particularly, principally. In later use archaic and English regional (northern). Now rare.

In a special manner; to an unusual degree or extent; specially, particularly, unusually.

Especially, particularly.

quasi-adv. Singularly, especially, particularly. Obsolete. (Cf. A. 9c.)

Especially.

In an especial manner; especially.

In a special degree or manner; particularly. Now rare.

In a way which creates a distinction from others; particularly, especially; to a remarkable or unusual degree. Also in weakened use: more than…

Especially.

quasi-adv.

Specially, notably, principally.

Especially, particularly. Obsolete.

So chiefest.

figurative. Directly. Obsolete.