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Meanings of individuality in English
The distinct personality of an individual regarded as a persisting entity.
Synonyms
Examples for "individualism"
Examples for "individualism"
1
Not everyone agrees, of course, and there's the problem of eliminating individualism.
2
The second unique factor in American slavery was the growth of individualism.
3
The higher we go in the scale the truer this individualism holds.
4
The age of individualism is in danger of having no real individuals.
5
The spirit of the French Revolutionary period was the spirit of individualism.
1
How is the ratio between individuation and genesis established in each case?
2
But to set against this individuation several people spoke of limits to migration.
3
Perhaps the most threatening and destabilizing is the trauma of separation and individuation.
4
There are myriad points at which errors of individuation can occur.
5
Since individuation is so dreadfully tedious, those bones I'd merely counted and bagged.
Usage of individuality in English
1
Their work is connected by questions of change, memory and subversive individuality.
2
Not half as much individuality in the name as in the man.
3
The positive character of provision for individuality as a factor in study.
4
When it is new it has marks of individuality; it means something.
5
There was a missing of self, of individuality; he spoke in abstractions.
6
The 'pike never lost its individuality among the streets of the capital.
7
The major poets of the South stand out in strong, isolated individuality.
8
So personal independence and individuality of character are the result of Christianity.
9
It is fascinating to watch the individuality in them struggling for self-assertion.
10
There is a revival of the moral individuality of the middle ages.
11
The hill is the one thing which gives Tamfield the slightest individuality.
12
Mannequin imagery recurs throughout the novel, reinforcing a sense of lost individuality.
13
Sympathy, in its full comprehensiveness, is the proof of the strongest individuality.
14
She brings the end of individuality, ultimately, to every Earth she touches.'
15
Difficult to be two people and still retain a clarity of individuality.
16
His perishing individuality prompted the inexplicable invitation, and the form of it.
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Individuality through the time
Individuality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common