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singolarmente avv.1 ( a uno a uno) singly, separately, individually, one by one: comunicò la notizia singolarmente ai membri dell'associazione, he told the news to the members of the association separately2 ( particolarmente) particularly: fatto singolarmente grave, particularly serious event; un uomo singolarmente ricco, an uncommonly rich man3 ( originalmente) quaintly, oddly, in a peculiar fashion: vestire singolarmente, to dress quaintly; vivere singolarmente, to lead a peculiar life.* * *[singolar'mente]1) (uno a uno) singularly, one by one, individually, singly2) (insolitamente) [ vestito] unusually; (stranamente) [agire, pensare] peculiarly, oddly* * *singolarmente/singolar'mente/1 (uno a uno) singularly, one by one, individually, singly; preso singolarmente taken individually; ha parlato con tutti noi singolarmente he spoke to each of us in turn o separately -
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