Individuality

B2 8+

Pronunciation: /ɪnˌdɪv.ɪdʒ.uˈæl.ɪ.ti/

Definitions of individuality

noun the quality or character of a particular person or thing that distinguishes them from others

Example Sentences

A1 Everyone has their own individuality.

A2 Teenagers often struggle with finding their individuality.

B1 Expressing one's individuality through fashion can be empowering.

B2 Artists often use their individuality as inspiration for their work.

C1 The author's unique individuality shines through in their writing style.

C2 True individuality comes from embracing one's authentic self.

adjective individual

Example Sentences

A1 Each person has their own individuality that makes them unique.

A2 The artist's individuality shines through in every brushstroke.

B1 The company values employees who express their individuality in their work.

B2 She embraced her individuality and refused to conform to societal norms.

C1 His strong sense of individuality sets him apart from his peers.

C2 The designer's creations reflect a deep understanding of individuality and self-expression.

Examples of individuality in a Sentence

formal The concept of individuality is often discussed in philosophical debates.

informal Everyone should embrace their own individuality and uniqueness.

slang Don't worry about fitting in, just be yourself and show off your individuality.

figurative In a world full of copies, be an original - embrace your individuality.

Grammatical Forms of individuality

past tense

individualized

plural

individualities

comparative

more individual

superlative

most individual

present tense

individualizes

future tense

will individualize

perfect tense

has individualized

continuous tense

is individualizing

singular

individuality

positive degree

individual

infinitive

to individualize

gerund

individualizing

participle

individualized

Origin and Evolution of individuality

First Known Use: 1425 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'individuality' originated from the Latin word 'individualitas', which was derived from 'individuus' meaning indivisible or inseparable.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the quality of being indivisible or inseparable, 'individuality' evolved over time to refer to the distinctiveness or uniqueness of a person.