Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia - In a peculiar manner; in a
manner not common to others; hence, in a remarkable or
impressive degree; especially; particularly; strangely: as, he
had made this subject peculiarly his own; she was very
peculiarly attired. - adv. Such as to be greater than usual;
particularly; exceptionally. - adv. Such as to be strange or
odd. - adv. Strongly associated with. GNU Webster's 1913 - adv.
In a peculiar manner; particularly; in a rare and striking
degree; unusually. - adv. uniquely or characteristically - adv.
to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common - adv.
in a manner differing from the usual or expected - peculiar +
-ly (Wiktionary) “Fortunately for an answer to this question,
air is as vital to change in the inorganic processes of nature
as it is to those other changes which we call peculiarly life.”
“They've created new American characters as well, placed in
peculiarly American settings.” “Its effect, peculiarly, is to
magnify much of the nonsense on this subjec