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Meanings of more individualistic in English

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Usage of more individualistic in English
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People are all checking their mobiles; it's more individualistic, less self-conscious.
The Guardian
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The less graceful American version was more violent and more individualistic.
The Irish Times
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Photograph: Alamy There were shorter, more individualistic studies of British architects from longer ago.
The Guardian
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He was only more individualistic and centrifugal than many people.
Alone
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Communal parenthood gave to the tribe a unity and strength quite unknown in more individualistic races.
Star Maker
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Afterwards, it became more individualistic and commercially oriented.
The Guardian
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The sanctum of a Vraad was a far more individualistic thing than his or her outer appearance.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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The common voter, the small individualist has less constructive imagination-ismore individualistic, that is, than the big individualist.
An Englishman Looks at the World / Being a Series of Unrestraine...
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Gentrification belongs to the more individualistic development of Rio that has characterised the run-up to the Games, they say.
The Guardian
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As world communities are becoming more and more individualistic (emphasis is placed...
The South African
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They are more individualistic, prouder of success, more ambitious for personal growth, and less connected to the people around them.
BBC
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Two others more individualistic.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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This openness allows us to take a more individualistic approach to love, affording greater forms of personal expression within our relationships.
Ebony
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Football used to be the dominant American sport, but more individualistic and personality-driven sports like basketball and soccer have overtaken it.
The new yorker
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Both cultures have their basis in the self-interest of the individual, even though you humans tend to be much more individualistic.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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As world communities are becoming more and more individualistic (emphasis is placed on nuclear families, fending for one's self, etc.)
The South African
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