plural noun
The exact details of something.
Please provide the specifics of the incident.
We need to discuss the specifics of the contract.
American English
/spɪˈsɪ.fɪks/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Form of specific
Specifics is normally used as a plural noun, often with the: the specifics.
The exact details of something.
Practice out loudThe exact details of something.
Please provide the specifics of the incident.
We need to discuss the specifics of the contract.
Give exact details.
Please be specific about what you need.
To give a clearer, more exact detail.
To be more specific, we need the exact address.
Connected with one particular person, group, place, or thing.
This warning is specific to older phones.
For comparison, use more specific and most specific, not specificer or specificest. As a noun, it is usually plural: the specifics.