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bespoke

[bih-spohk] / bɪˈspoʊk /
ADJECTIVE
tailored
Synonyms


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To assuage wildlife concerns, National Grid in 2020 built a bespoke bat barn during the construction of a new overhead line.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like all BDCs, it raises funds by selling shares, or taking on its own debt, and lends it out in bespoke private-credit deals, with the income paid out in dividends.

From The Wall Street Journal

GP-stakes transactions are all privately negotiated and bespoke, requiring a great deal of knowledge of the target firm and its prospects, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Google’s Willow chip matters not because of what it computes, but because of how it’s made — using industrial-grade fabrication that looks more like semiconductor manufacturing than a bespoke physics experiment.

From MarketWatch

The trend has spawned a cottage industry of e-books, Zoom workshops by “vaccine friendly” doctors offering alternative schedules, bespoke inoculations and post-vaccine detox regimens.

From Los Angeles Times