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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
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individual vs individuality
What's the difference between "individuality" and "individual"?
The ideal of belonging to a group is of much less important than before, and is being replaced by a desire for ( ).
In this case, which should be used?
The ideal of belonging to a group is of much less important than before, and is being replaced by a desire for ( ).
In this case, which should be used?
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Whereas ‘individuality’ is the quality or peculiarity that makes you stand out in a group, every person in that crowd is an individual. A person’s uniqueness or originality makes them easily recognized in an organization or classroom. However, each individual may have different preferences as to food or drink, so they make ‘individual’ choices in a restaurant.
- Whereas ‘individuality’ is the quality or peculiarity that makes you stand out in a group, every person in that crowd is an individual.
- A person’s uniqueness or originality makes them easily recognized in an organization or classroom.
- However, each individual may have different preferences as to food or drink, so they make ‘individual’ choices in a restaurant.
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Whereas ‘individuality’ is the quality or peculiarity that makes you stand out in a group, every person in that crowd is an individual. A person’s uniqueness or originality makes them easily recognized in an organization or classroom. However, each individual may have different preferences as to food or drink, so they make ‘individual’ choices in a restaurant.
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