Otherspecifically
Otherspecifically is a neologistic term used in linguistics and philosophy of language to denote a referential device that points to a subset of “other” entities rather than to named items or to the entire class. It functions as a means of disambiguating reference in contrastive or restrictive contexts by specifying which “others” are being referred to, without enumerating them. The term is described as an operator or modifier that attaches to a noun phrase to indicate exclusion of a clearly singled-out item and inclusion of a defined group of alternatives.
Origin and usage of otherspecifically emerge in theoretical discussions of deixis, reference, and specificity. It is
Reception has been mixed. Some scholars view otherspecifically as a precise shorthand for a complex discourse