Philosophical category, opposite of multiplicity; state or condition wherein something is unlike anything else in comparison.
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SULLIVAN: To really appreciate my uniqueness, whatever that was at the time.
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We assert organic uniqueness by invoking both an active and passive argument.
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This is what animates the book, and I think explains its uniqueness.
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Artists should seek a uniqueness-andI'm not talking about costumes or makeup.
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A consciousness of the uniqueness of Frensham's was also in those eyes.
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Biopolitical demiurge, inverted uniqueness based on the general atomization of all transcendence.
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In other words, our pose of idiosyncratic uniqueness was a big charade.
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Our uniqueness doesn't make the ground softer or give the beets flavor.
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Why hadn't Emmy dear proclaimed his uniqueness in the world of infants?
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That uniqueness was key to installing the paper America's news landscape.
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Indeed, this uniqueness goes further in human beings than in any other animal.
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However, what they lack in plant variety, they make up in fruit uniqueness.
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The very uniqueness of human culture is both a puzzle and a problem.
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When it came it was characteristic of the man in uniqueness of wording:
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It's important to understand the uniqueness of Lin's rise to stardom.
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If that's the case, that's the basis of your uniqueness as a person.
