Individualized [verb]

It is only in its individualized aspect that it becomes a potential intellect ready to receive all material forms.

In a kind of "leitmotiv" Merezhkovsky has shown us the Tolstoyan characters individualized by very particular corporal signs.

Each garment, being individualized by the design depicted on it, was fitted for individual uses and occasions.

They should be clearly individualized, as in the drama, and maintain throughout a reasonable consistency.

These nature spirits are of the non-individualized order and I should greatly like to secure some of the higher.

The technical name for any meaning which is thus individualized is intension.

In like manner all public facts are to be individualized, all private facts are to be generalized.

He is at first only an individualized center of consciousness within the All-Consciousness, a mere fragment of the divine life.

The royal palm is strongly individualized, differing from other trees of the same family.

This continental scale stamps also the anthropo-geography of such large individualized fields.