singular

Notably unusual, exceptional

Singular means one of a kind or exceptional: a singular achievement, a singular talent.

Something singular stands out from the ordinary.

In grammar, singular refers to forms denoting one person or thing, as opposed to plural: The singular of "mice" is "mouse".

Singular can also mean strange or peculiar: a singular way of speaking.

uniqueness

distinctive

Readily identifiable, set apart

peerless · unmatched · unrivaled · matchless · exceptional · extraordinary · remarkable · unprecedented · rare · anomalous

grammar

noun

Word naming something

  • pronounNoun's grammatical replacement
  • verbAction-expressing word
  • subjectMatter under discussion

agreement · inflection · number · conjugation · declension · article · morphology · predicate · third-person · syntax

identity

individuality

Unique personal character

autonomy · self-expression · originality · independence · self-determination · personality · self-concept · self-identity · individual · person

cases

nominative

Case marking sentence subjects

ablative · vocative · locative · instrumental · partitive · oblique · declension

mathematics

matrix

Ordered numerical arrangement

root · determinant · eigenvalue · polynomial · zero · dimension · coordinate · node · vertex · term

Categories
Opposites
grammatical number

singularplural

More than one

multiple · combined · collective · plurals · compound

uniqueness/remarkability

singularordinary

Standard, unremarkable

common · typical · usual · unremarkable · normal

Phrases
Family

singularly, singularity, singulars, singularize, singularities, singularizing

Familiarity
Top 20,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G