individually
/ɪndɪˈvɪdʒʊ(ə)li
/adverb
1One by one; singly; separately: individually wrapped cheeses...
- This was done by the data collector for each patient individually in a separate room.
- The two sides did a lot of talking today - not individually, but rather separately in their own camps.
- Targets are separated and individually managed and displayed on situational displays.
Synonyms
one at a time, one by one, singly, separately, independently, discretely, apart;
Latin seriatim
formal severally
1.1In a distinctive manner: Dublin people dress more individually than people in London...
- Their tone was well-blended when need be but individually distinctive when called for.
- We all order the same dish, off a set menu, but in our individually distinctive voices.
- The bedrooms range from standard, superior and deluxe to suites, all en-suite and individually designed and decorated.
2Personally; in an individual capacity: partnerships and individually owned firms...
- If an issue affects someone personally and individually, then the communication should be one to one, face to face.
- Democracy, after all, is not about which personality we, individually, like or dislike.
- They have different personalities and react individually to their bereavement.