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singular1 adjectivesingular2 noun singularsin‧gu‧lar1 /ˈsɪŋɡjələ $ -ər/ ●●● adjective  singular1Origin: 1300-1400 Old French singuler, from Latin singularis, from singulus; ➔ SINGLE1 - Enya's music possesses a singular sense of vision and originality.
- The singular objective of this partnership is to improve the company's safety performance.
- We saw another singular item on the list of objects for sale: Napoleon's reading glasses.
- A singular boundary point q can then be classified according to this scheme.
- And damn him for daring to pry into my affairs and for subtly mocking my singular state!
- It is an honest, remarkable and singular thing in itself.
- No explanation or suggestions accompanied this rather singular statement.
- She wished she could fulfil her search for this singular man from her bed, by the power of her mind alone.
- This singular passion did not long remain concealed from the Goddess of Passionate Love.
- What this condition of the theatre indicates is that the establishing of a singular text for many plays is extremely difficult.
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