Pronunciation

/sɪŋgju.lər/

Definitions

Noun

1. Singular: In grammar, referring to one person, thing, or unit, as opposed to two or more. For example: “The book is on the singular shelf.”
2. Mathematics: The number that comes after zero and before the pair of numbers that make up a set’s plural form. For example: “The set contains 5 and 6, making the singular number 5.”

Adjective

1. One: Designating or referring to a single entity or unit, as opposed to multiple. For example: “Each student received a singular assignment.”
2. Unique: Unmatched or having no counterpart; distinct. For example: “This painting has a singular beauty.”

Plural Form

• The opposite of singular, referring to more than one person, thing, or unit. For example: “They are both in the singular form of the language.”

Phrases

• “In the singular” is used to indicate a single instance or case.
• “A singular achievement” refers to an outstanding accomplishment.
• “The singular responsibility” means a task or duty that is unique or exclusive.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Each room had its own singular charm.”
• Adjective: “Her idea was so singular that it caught everyone’s attention.”
• Plural: “Their collection consists of several singular artifacts.”

Synonyms

• Single
• Unique
• One-of-a-kind
• Exclusive
• Individual