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Meanings of uniqueness in English

Russian
единение
Portuguese
unicidade
Spanish
unicidad
Catalan
unicitat

Philosophical category, opposite of multiplicity; state or condition wherein something is unlike anything else in comparison.

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единение
Portuguese
unicidade
Catalan
unicitat

The quality of being one of a kind.

unicidade
Usage of uniqueness in English
1
SULLIVAN: To really appreciate my uniqueness, whatever that was at the time.
Ebony
2
We assert organic uniqueness by invoking both an active and passive argument.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
3
This is what animates the book, and I think explains its uniqueness.
The Guardian
4
Artists should seek a uniqueness-andI'm not talking about costumes or makeup.
Ebony
5
A consciousness of the uniqueness of Frensham's was also in those eyes.
The Old Wives' Tale
6
Biopolitical demiurge, inverted uniqueness based on the general atomization of all transcendence.
Grand junction
7
In other words, our pose of idiosyncratic uniqueness was a big charade.
Wired
8
Our uniqueness doesn't make the ground softer or give the beets flavor.
Jitterbug Perfume
9
Why hadn't Emmy dear proclaimed his uniqueness in the world of infants?
Septimus
10
That uniqueness was key to installing the paper America's news landscape.
The Guardian
11
Indeed, this uniqueness goes further in human beings than in any other animal.
The Red Queen
12
However, what they lack in plant variety, they make up in fruit uniqueness.
Vegetable gardening for dummies
13
The very uniqueness of human culture is both a puzzle and a problem.
Pubmed
14
When it came it was characteristic of the man in uniqueness of wording:
We of the Never-Never
15
It's important to understand the uniqueness of Lin's rise to stardom.
The Guardian
16
If that's the case, that's the basis of your uniqueness as a person.
The Guardian
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Translations for uniqueness
Spanish
unicidad
Uniqueness through the time
Uniqueness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common