Especially vs specifically

Especially vs specifically
 

Hello

Could someone tell me whether it is possible to substitute particularly and especially for specifically in the following

sentences?If so,nothing change ?I mean the change in meaning or emphasis ,....

1-These jeans are designed specifically for women.

2-I bought it specifically to wear at the wedding.

3-Their campaign were specifically aimed(specifically) at young people.

4-The only book specifically about that event.

5-I don't think it's a specifically medical problem.

6-He could be described as radical more than specifically socialist.

7-You were specifically warned not to eat fish.

8-Casual dress is not acceptable.specifically,men must wear a shirt and tie.

Thank you in advance.

Answers above.

Hola, ¿es tu primera lengua español?

Cuídate:D

Bob, she doesn't speak Spanish. She's here to improve her English.

Good luck, majidk! Rusty did a nice job of explaining it.

Oh, gracias Rusty:)

I hope that you learn alot here Majidkh;) If you have any questions feel free to ask me

Thank you every body for your kind and thank you rusty especially for your wonderful. help.

Regards

Just it's curios, because are there people who need to improve their tongue language, at least I don't want improve my Spanish, but just If I want to improve my English.;)

Crotalito, maybe his/her first language isn't either English or Spanish, but another one, and he/she just wants to learn English, not Spanish ;)

I didn't know it, I'm sorry.:)

I don't know, either, I just guess it :)

A good explanation. I think specific is a more focused, exclusive and incisive word than especially, although they both convey the same idea. The sentence about dress code is a much more forceful request - an implied order with specific.