1. to distinguish or identify as a separate individual or entity
Usage: formal
2. to give individual character or form to something
Usage: formal

Examples

• The teacher tried to individuate each student’s learning needs.
• It’s difficult to individuate the twins when they dress alike.
• The artist sought to individuate her work from that of her contemporaries.
• Psychologists study how children individuate themselves from their parents.
• The company’s goal is to individuate their products in a crowded market.
• Researchers must individuate the various factors affecting the outcome.