individual
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2.3
- noun
- /ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒuəl/
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persona
- Each individual has their own unique talents and skills.
- bereaved individuals
- HIV-positive individuals
- individuals and communities
Did you ever deploy on missions as individuals versus teams?
- Did you ever deploy on missions as individuals versus teams?
- We came there as individuals to form a team.
- But then who gave these few individuals so much power?
- And I had said some individuals are feral human beings.
- And you work with individuals, you work with companies.
- We all have fear, but these individuals have so much doubt.
- Those will be highly dysfunctional individuals until adapted.
- So whenever there's somebody in power, one individual can change.
- We are radiant, brilliant, resilient individuals and our lives matter.
- And I'm with two shocking individuals, Damien and Tommy.
- And I'm not going to let society or individuals tell me I can't.
- We've both grown as individuals and as a community.
- So I didn't really like this individual and
- He was just a very aloof type individual, smart, but just different.
- So much of what you just said captures this individual extremely well.
Examples
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So a user can be an individual or a firm.
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But then who gave these few individuals so much power?
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We came there as individuals to form a team.
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Well, it's at the level of the individuals, yes.
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And you work with individuals, you work with companies.
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We all have fear, but these individuals have so much doubt.
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And even with extra time, that individual will feel rushed.
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A celebration of the individual.
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However, one must keep in mind that no two individuals with autism are the same.
Academic text (2011) -
We are radiant, brilliant, resilient individuals and our lives matter.
Synonyms
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1.0
A single human being, not an animal or a thing
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3.5
A living thing like an animal or plant made of cells
A single person or thing considered separately from others
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
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5.0
A US savings account for money used after you stop working that grows without tax until you take it out
Legal protections and choices each person has against unfair treatment
How Independent
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Individual comes from the parts in- 'not' and divide 'to separate', so it originally meant 'not divided' or one whole unit. So an individual is a single person or animal seen on its own, not as part of a group.