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individual words. 2 singular, special, specific, idiosyncratic,
own, characteristic, distinctive, individualistic, unique,
peculiar, personal, proper; unitary: She has her individual
style of dressing.
--n. 3 person, human (being), (living) soul, mortal; one,
party: In a democracy each individual is entitled to one vote.
individualist
n. independent, freethinker, nonconformist, maverick, loner,
lone wolf: Nick is an individualist and seldom agrees with the
majority.
individually
adv. one at a time, singly, one by one, separately, severally,
apart: We must study each of these specimens individually.
indoctrinate
v. train, teach, instruct, school, discipline, drill,
brainwash, propagandize; inculcate, imbue, instil, implant: The
children were indoctrinated to believe that they were members of
the master race. He indoctrinated them with the idea that they
were capable of anything.
indolence n. laziness, slothfulness, sloth, sluggishness, idleness,
lethargy, shiftlessness, languor, languidness, lassitude,
listlessness, torpor, torpidity, inertia, inaction, inactivity,
faineance, dolce far niente, oscitancy: After winning the
lottery, he spent his days in indolence.
indolent adj. lazy, slothful, sluggish, idle, lethargic, shiftless,
languorous, languid, torpid, inert, inactive, stagnant,
fain‚ant, listless: 'Peel me a grape', she said in her most
indolent manner.
indomitable
adj. resolute, resolved, determined, steadfast, staunch,
persistent, unstoppable, irrepressible, indefatigable, untiring,
tireless, unflagging, unyielding, unswerving, unwavering,
unflinching, undaunted, dauntless, fearless, unafraid, intrepid,
brave, courageous, plucky, mettlesome; unconquerable,
unbeatable, invincible: She survived the prison camp by dint of
indomitable strength of character.