Synonyms and antonyms of Individuality and individual in British Thesaurus

individual (noun)

a person considered separately in relation to their feelings, ideas, and thoughts

one-man (adjective)

involving just one person

personalized (adjective)

made or changed in order to be especially suitable for a particular person

individualistic (adjective)

believing that what individual people want is more important than what society or the government wants

one-woman (adjective)

done by only one woman, or needing only one woman

respective (adjective)

belonging separately to each of two or more people or things previously mentioned

personal (adjective)

used about events or experiences in your life

several (determiner)

legal relating to individual people separately

on a personal level ()

used when you are talking about how something affects you

be someone’s affair ()

used for saying that something is relevant or private to one person only, and other people do not have the right to make comments about it or get involved in it

depersonalise ()

a British spelling of depersonalize

depersonalize (verb)

to do something in a way that does not involve people very much

for one ()

used for emphasizing that someone is thinking or behaving in a particular way, even if other people are not

individual (adjective)

relating to one person rather than a group

individual (adjective)

made or intended for one person

individually (adverb)

as a separate person rather than as part of a group

in the person of ()

used before someone’s name to emphasize that they represent a larger group or institution

one by one ()

first one, then the next, then the next etc, separately

personalised ()

a British spelling of personalized

personalize (verb)

to make an argument, issue, or subject deal mainly with individual people and their characters rather than with general facts

personalized (adjective)

a personalized argument, issue, or subject deals mainly with individual people and their characters rather than with general facts

personally (adverb)

in a way intended for you only, rather than for a group of people that you belong to

private (adjective)

business controlled or owned by individual people or companies, rather than by the government

respectively (adverb)

used for saying that something happens separately to each of the people or things mentioned in the order in which they were mentioned

severally (adverb)

formal as individual people or things, not as a group