Antonym: totalitarianism. Similar words: individual, undivided, mutualism, residual, divide, industrial capitalism, realism, fatalism. Meaning: [‚ɪndɪ'vɪdʒʊəlɪzm] 
n. 1. the quality of being individual 2. a belief in the importance of the individual and the virtue of self-reliance and personal independence 3. the doctrine that government should not interfere in commercial affairs.
n. 1. the quality of being individual 2. a belief in the importance of the individual and the virtue of self-reliance and personal independence 3. the doctrine that government should not interfere in commercial affairs. 
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(1) Capitalism stresses innovation, competition and individualism.
(2) She owes her success to her individualism and flair.
(3) Capitalism encourages competition and individualism.
(4) Rugged individualism forged America'sfrontier society.
(5) He is struck by what he calls the individualism of American officers.
(6) Individualism has been the secret ingredient in developing his chain of fashion stores.
(7) Generation X tends to individualism.
(8) Modern electronic technologies promote radical individualism, and mass culture controls national leaders much more than national leaders control the mass culture.
(9) Individualism among today's members of congress has also been heightened by electoral considerations.
(10) Gramsci also acknowledged the dynamism of bourgeois individualism, but advocated a redirection of that energy to mass culture.
(11) The reason is the increasing emphasis on individualism that industrial capitalist society imposes.
(12) Sociological explanations include the increasing emphasis on individualism in our society and the breakdown of family and community ties.
(13) Individualism, capitalism, and social stratification increasingly were regarded as acceptable patterns by members of the Mormon hierarchy.
(14) Far from inspiring individualism, or egoism, the act should inspire awe, humility.
(15) Rampant individualism finds so little interest in the collective that injustice can become the hallmark of some free enterprise systems.
(16) This defence of individualism is then taken to define the limits of holism as a viable form of explanation.
(17) Encouragement has been given to individualism(http://sentencedict.com/individualism.html), free enterprise and the pursuit of profit.
(18) His mountain-man life embodies the rugged individualism especially admired in conservative mythology.
(19) As a whole it reaffirmed liberal individualism, pluralism and parliamentary democracy.
(20) In the contemporary western world, rapidly changing styles cater to a desire for novelty and individualism.
(21) Cash and Co stand at the very heart of country's embrace of the western myth of rugged individualism.
(22) It's free, democratic and right in the great tradition of rugged individualism and self-help.
(23) To many people, football fans are the epitome of the selfish individualism spawned by Mrs Thatcher.
(24) Modernity, then, is incurably materialistic but it can look towards either collectivism or individualism.
(25) Methodists' main concern was not so much the debate over collectivism v. individualism as over reunion of the various Methodist divisions.
(26) The system of sharing broke under the onslaught of Western individualism.
(27) And he hailed it for providing an ideal environment in which individualism can flourish.
(28) At first glance, therefore, concessive holists appear to take a purely pragmatic view of the relations between holism and individualism.
(29) Such a view begins to turn on its head the old assumption that individualism is the sinequanon of progressive education.
(30) For they beg the questions they ask by simply assuming the truth of individualism.
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