singular
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- adjective
- /ˈsɪŋɡjələr/
- Specialized
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- A crime that has baffled even her closest advisors, and only my singular intellect can solve it.
- third person singular
- singular and plural
- singular noun
You think that this one singular org holds all of my power?
- You think that this one singular org holds all of my power?
- Because it's the singular thing that grows anything.
- But it is the singular day after Thanksgiving.
- Maybe for me it was the singular last option possible on this earth.
- You have a singular hair that is like hanging down, bro.
- So I guess you use this layer for one singular Apple Pencil.
- It will become a singular point of leverage for you and your industry.
- That is my singular focus at business.
- Inspiring for me as a person who highly values singular focus on a task.
- Maybe no matter how complex the problem, we just want a simple singular solution.
- Well, who has a singular eye socket.
Examples
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That is my singular focus at business.
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There is one singular reason I keep coming here.
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Because it's the singular thing that grows anything.
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But it is the singular day after Thanksgiving.
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The Navy needs a singular landing zone.
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Social media marketing is the absolute singular advantage in the marketplace.
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Our light source is a singular skylight.
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We only have singular elements that kind of work on their own, but they haven't come together yet.
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But also at the end of the day, Jiu Jitsu is the best singular martial art.
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The teacher explained that in this class, we will study the singular form of nouns first.
Synonyms
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Relating to one person rather than to a group, or showing a person's own style
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Etymology
Singular comes from a Latin word meaning 'one' and carries the same idea as the familiar English word single. So in grammar, singular means referring to one person or one thing, not more than one.