0 the qualities that make a person or thing different from others:
1 the quality that makes a person different from other people:
His individuality really comes out when he dances.
First, it locates a person's dignity in abstract characteristics not peculiar to him, rather than, at least partly, in his own individuality.
This is a book positively bristling with personality and individuality and was a tonic to myflaggingopinion of the reference book.
Moreover, actresses' improved status was possible only because society was tacitly accepting a wider sense of individuality for women in general.
Several writers have commented on the centrality of the idea of individuality within globalized educational policy.
It is the difference that has to be expressed and individuality that has to be justified.
The combination of detailing, materials, and form produces rooms of great dignity, which is a necessary condition for the individuality of the home.
The first is well-defined and concrete, the mountains and rivers natural markers that stress territorial integrity and individuality.
Neither performer nor audience receives a sort of personhood or individuality that would more likely lead to a diversified discussion of their experience.
