individualised

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individualised

The teacher provides individualised feedback on each student's essay.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Made or adapted for a specific person: Describes something that has been designed, tailored, or adjusted to meet the particular needs, preferences, or characteristics of a single person.
    • Directed toward a particular individual: Indicates that attention, service, or content is specifically focused on one person.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The company offers individualised learning plans for each student. (The learning plans are uniquely created for each specific student.)
    • She received individualised coaching to improve her performance. (The coaching was tailored specifically to her needs.)
    • The software provides individualised recommendations based on your browsing history. (The recommendations are adjusted for you as a particular user.)
Advanced Usage
  • In a clinical or therapeutic context: Often used to describe treatments, care plans, or medical approaches designed for a specific patient.
    • The clinic is known for its individualised approach to physical therapy.
  • In contrast to standardized or generic solutions: Emphasizes customization over a one-size-fits-all method.
    • We moved from a standard curriculum to a more individualised one.
Variants and Related Words
  • Individualize (verb): To make individual or distinctive; to adapt to the needs of an individual.
    • Teachers strive to individualize instruction.
  • Individualization (noun): The action or process of individualizing.
    • The individualization of the service took extra time but was worth it.
  • Personalized (adjective): A very close synonym, often used interchangeably in many contexts.
    • personalized gifts
Synonyms
  • Customized: Made or modified to suit a particular individual or purpose.
  • Tailored: Adopted or shaped to fit a particular need or condition.
  • Personal: Belonging or affecting a particular person.
Notes on Usage
  • The spelling individualized (with a 'z') is the standard form in American English, while individualised (with an 's') is common in British English. Both have the same meaning.
  • This term is frequently used in fields such as education, medicine, marketing, and customer service to denote a high degree of personal attention and customization.
individualised

The teacher provides individualised feedback on each student's essay.

Adjective
  1. made for or directed or adjusted to a particular individual
    • personalized luggage
    • personalized advice

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