speciality

[spesh-ee-al-i-tee] /ˌspɛʃ iˈæl ɪ ti/

noun, plural specialities. Chiefly British

Origin

1400-50; late Middle English specialite < Late Latin speciālitās; see specialty

Examples from the web for speciality

Getting up close and personal with these gentle giants of the deep is our speciality.
It is implicitly bound to the question, whether there exist an elementary speciality called life ort not.
It was at one time believed that plants have the power of imparting their own speciality to their wearer.
Second of all, my study results are from an independent study published by scientists whose speciality is polar bear biology.
There is always room to fit your speciality field into the broader context of the existing narrative.
Who will talk to their peers about you when they hear about an opening in your speciality.
Instead of chasing after the entire body of knowledge, everyone focuses in on their speciality and hones it.
Locally caught seafood is a speciality for lunch and evening restaurant sittings.
The restaurant also offers a variety of sushi and speciality vegetable dishes.
The rooms range from regular hotel rooms to speciality suites, many of which have a fireplace.

British Dictionary definitions for speciality

/ˌspɛʃɪˈælɪtɪ/

noun (pl) -ties

a special interest or skill

a service or product specialized in, as at a restaurant: roast beef was a speciality of the house
(as modifier): a speciality dish

a special or distinguishing feature or characteristic