individually
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
individual/ɪndɪˈvɪʤuəl/
▶adjective
- 1 single; separate.
- 2 of or for a particular person.
■ designed for use by one person.
- 3 striking or unusual; original.
- 1 a single human being or item as distinct from a group.
■ informal a person of a specified kind: a most selfish, egotistical individual.
- 2 a distinctive or original person.
– derivatives
individualization (or individualisation) noun,
individualize (or individualise) verb,
individually adverb.
individualization (or individualisation) noun,
individualize (or individualise) verb,
individually adverb.
– origin ME (in the sense ‘indivisible’): from med. L. individualis, from L. individuus, based on dividere ‘to divide’.
'individually' also found in these Oxford entries:
active matrix
- angels on horseback
- coach-built
- combination
- condominium
- devils on horseback
- discrete
- distinctive
- distributive
- individual
- mixture
- oneself
- particularize
- per capita
- respectively
- separate
- set
- sundry

