Specification ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Specification ( noun )

1. A detailed description of the design, materials, and other requirements for something to be manufactured or constructed.
2. A statement of the properties required of something, especially a product or machine.

Origin:

Late 16th century (as a term in architecture): from late latin specificatio(n-), from the verb specificare "make definite", from species, specific- "thing of a particular kind".

Examples:

1. The contractor followed the specification precisely to build the bridge.
2. The product specifications clearly indicated the dimensions and weight of the item.
3. The car manufacturer released a new specification for their latest model.
4. The architect provided a detailed specification for the construction of the building.
5. The customer made a list of specifications for their custom-made furniture.

(As a verb)

Specification ( verb )

1. A detailed description of the design, materials, and other requirements for something to be manufactured or constructed.
2. A statement of the properties required of something, especially a product or machine.

Origin:

Late 16th century (as a term in architecture): from late latin specificatio(n-), from the verb specificare "make definite", from species, specific- "thing of a particular kind".

Examples:

1. The contractor followed the specification precisely to build the bridge.
2. The product specifications clearly indicated the dimensions and weight of the item.
3. The car manufacturer released a new specification for their latest model.
4. The architect provided a detailed specification for the construction of the building.
5. The customer made a list of specifications for their custom-made furniture.