Definition
Specification refers to:
- The act or process of stating or identifying something clearly and precisely.
- A detailed, exact description or presentation of an object, plan, or proposal — most often used in the plural form specifications.
Usage Examples
- The engineer reviewed the technical specifications before beginning construction.
- A specification document outlines all requirements for a project or product.
Related Concepts
Specification often appears in contexts involving:
- Design and manufacturing standards.
- Contract terms and project documentation.
- Software development and systems engineering.
“A specification provides clarity on what is expected, how it should be delivered, and within what standards.”
Author’s Summary
Specification means a clear, detailed description or requirement that defines how something should be made or executed, often used in technical or formal contexts.
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