/indiβiˈðwal/
Translation
individual
Word origin
From Latin individuus ('indivisible'), from in- ('not') plus dividuus ('divisible'), from dividere ('to divide').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- individuus
- English cognates
- individual, indivisible, divide
Grammar
Examples
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Each pupil received individual attention.
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We booked a single room at the hotel.
valora .
The teacher values individual effort.
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Do you prefer an individual plan or a group one?
Sirvieron .
They served the desserts in individual portions.
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