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Traditional English :: individual
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individuality.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 single. 2 particular, special; not general. 3 having a distinct character. 4 characteristic of a particular person. 5 designed for use by one person. --n. 1 a single member of a class. 2 a single human being as distinct from a family or group. 3 colloq. a person (a most unpleasant individual). [ME, = indivisible, f. med.L individualis (as IN-(1), dividuus f. dividere DIVIDE)] |
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Traditional English :: individualism
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individuality.html - n. 1 the habit or principle of being independent and self-reliant. 2 a social theory favouring the free action of individuals. 3 self-centred feeling or conduct; egoism. individualist n. individualistic adj. individualistically adv. |
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Traditional English :: individuality
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individuality.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 individual character, esp. when strongly marked. 2 (in pl.) individual tastes etc. 3 separate existence. |
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Traditional English :: individualize
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individuality.html - v.tr. (also -ise) 1 give an individual character to. 2 specify. |
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Traditional English :: individually
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individuality.html - adv. 1 personally; in an individual capacity. 2 in a distinctive manner. 3 one by one; not collectively. |
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Traditional English :: individuate
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individuality.html - v.tr. individualize; form into an individual. individuation n. [med.L individuare (as INDIVIDUAL)] |
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