Synonym: on an individual basis, one by one, separately, severally, singly. Similar words: individual, individualism, individuality, individual income tax, rugged individualism, individual retirement account, undivided, indivisible. Meaning: [‚ɪndɪ'vɪdʒʊələ] adv. apart from others.
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31. Femfresh are individually wrapped, mildly fragrant, moist tissues.
32. Tanedo works individually with students, helping them brainstorm and write rough drafts.
33. Family stories seem to persist in importance even when people think of themselves individually, without regard to their familial roles.
34. Individually, each was a stylist with a voice and approach so distinctive they could never be mistaken for anyone else.
35. Individually and in groups, residents have taken their complaints to scores of government officials.
36. From May-September, each student undertakes a major practical project, individually or collaboratively.
37. Rather, these relationships are negotiated individually between the participants involved on a club-by-club basis.
38. Three really beautiful evening dresses, each individually wrapped in the black tissue-paper.
39. We must act with maximum efficiency, individually and collectively, in our neighborhoods as readily as in our international affairs.
40. From there the various groups would split up and make their way individually.
41. It is, of course, necessary to check carefully and individually the size of type that a visually impaired pupil can discriminate.
42. Volunteer tutors often help students individually, which can be very beneficial.
42. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
43. Indeed, they must be just about the most individually specialized operating team in any transportation system.
44. The new remit has to be clear about the purpose and contribution of members, corporately and individually.
45. This kind of collection, though usually available individually, is increasingly and intelligently proving to be a marketing ploy.
46. Individually we are very much the same, but the circumstances that govern our lives might be quite different.
47. They can be attended individually but are also offered as a weekend course.
48. Wealth does not bring about excellence, but excellence makes wealth and everything else good for men, both individually and collectively. Socrates
49. Blacks, as groups or individually, continued the barrage of written complaints during the Calvin Coolidge administration.
50. Our patients were interviewed individually before endoscopy or function tests.
51. These two words in combination and individually were also associated with other part numbers.
52. There are 20 centrally heated bedrooms(sentencedict.com), each of which has been individually designed.
53. If you like, include individually wrapped, reduced-fat string cheese for calcium or substitute fruit juice for the dried fruit.
54. Coursework may be carried out individually or in groups; the latter may involve peer assessment.
55. Individually or collectively, they must have made a decision to keep their wits about them for the committee meeting.
56. There are plenty of fragrant roses available, too numerous to mention individually and including many old varieties with ravishing perfumes.
57. The solo quartet was not always well balanced, but individually the two female voices were particularly striking.
58. The Palisade units produced by Forest Fencing are individually machine turned to give a very neat appearance.
59. Let us consider animals first. It is conceivable that collective resistance would be individually advantageous.
60. Pot the cuttings individually.
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