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Individualise (verb):
To individualise is to make something or someone unique or special, distinct from others and tailored to specific preferences, characteristics, or needs. It involves personalizing or customizing an object, concept, or experience to suit an individual or a small group of individuals.
In the context of objects or products, individualising entails modifying or altering it to reflect the tastes, preferences, or requirements of a specific person or group. This can encompass customization of physical appearance, functionality, or features, allowing individuals to express their individuality or giving them a sense of ownership and personal connection to the item.
When applied to people, individualising refers to recognizing and appreciating the unique qualities, traits, and backgrounds that distinguish each person from others. It involves acknowledging and respecting individual characteristics, interests, and ambitions, rather than treating everyone as a homogeneous mass. Individualising can be fostering an environment that supports personal growth, ensuring that each person's talents, strengths, and weaknesses are recognized and utilized accordingly.
In broader contexts, individualising can also refer to tailoring or adapting systems, policies, or processes to accommodate the needs or interests of individual users. It highlights the importance of considering specific circumstances, diversities, and preferences, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach.
Overall, individualising emphasizes the act of recognizing, embracing, and accommodating the uniqueness and diversity present in both objects and individuals, aiming to provide tailored experiences, products, or support.
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To distinguish from others; to invest with the character of individuality; to particularise.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
The word "individualise" is derived from the root word "individual", which comes from the Latin word "individuum". "Individuum" means "indivisible" or "not divisible", and it is the neuter form of "individuus". This Latin word is a compound of "in" (meaning "not") and "dividuus" (meaning "divisible"). Over time, "individualise" was formed by adding the suffix "-ise" to indicate the act or process of making something individual or distinct. Therefore, "individualise" means to make something or someone unique, distinct, or specific.
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