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Meanings of individualistic in English

Marked by or expressing individuality.

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With minimally restricted freedom in commerce.

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Usage of individualistic in English
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A generation of people who are materialistic, given to consumerism, and individualistic.
Reuters
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At least traces of successful cooperation are found even in individualistic America.
Twenty Years at Hull House; with Autobiographical Notes
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Before the formation of the Prussian empire, her spirit was intensely individualistic.
The Soul of Democracy / The Philosophy of the World War in Relat...
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That is why it is so popular in these individualistic, iconoclastic times.
The Guardian
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For somebody as individualistic as Lawrence, this was not easy to learn.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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The film also is surrounded by a crew of ferociously individualistic characters.
Reuters
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The deep and narrow, the intense, religious, individualistic seventeenth century is gone.
Pioneers of the Old South: A Chronicle of English Colonial Begin...
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But psychotic minds are individualistic, distinguishable by their unique fetishes and idiosyncrasies.
Private Sector
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In an individualistic culture, the narcissist is 'God's gift to the world'.
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
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They were a haughty, individualistic, bold, forceful, sometimes charming band of fire-eaters.
The Forty-Niners: A Chronicle of the California Trail and El Dor...
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Our aim was to explore individualistic drivers of severe hypoglycaemia events.
Pubmed
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This individualistic tendency was manifest in the workings of the Articles.
The United States of America, Part 1: 1783-1830
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The Adamistic theory requires individualistic action, and disapproves specialization in Eve.
Mobilizing Woman-Power
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She bought and prepared a hundred strategic centres in individualistic Belgium and France.
What is Coming? A Forecast of Things after the War
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Neo-liberalism is very individualistic; everything has to be done by ourselves.
Ebony
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People are all checking their mobiles; it's more individualistic, less self-conscious.
The Guardian
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