1. to make or treat as individual; to give individual character or attention to
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'individualize'
2. to distinguish or identify as an individual; to set apart from others
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'individualize'

Examples

• The teacher individualizes instruction to meet each student's learning needs.
• This software individualizes the user experience based on your preferences.
• The coach individualizes training plans for each athlete on the team.
• Modern medicine increasingly individualizes treatment based on genetic factors.
• The artist individualizes each sculpture with unique details and textures.
• The program individualizes recommendations for every customer.
• She individualizes her approach depending on the client's specific situation.