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to single out
[phrase form: single]
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to focus on a particular person or thing from a group in either a positive or negative manner
Transitive: to single out sb/sth
single out
v
Example
The teacher singled out the student for their outstanding essay.
The art critic chose to single out one painting in the gallery, praising its unique perspective and vibrant colors.
The coach decided not to single out any player for the team's loss, emphasizing the collective effort needed for improvement.
The teacher didn't want to single out any student, so she addressed the entire class about the importance of completing assignments on time.
In the team meeting, the manager made it a point to single out Sarah for her outstanding leadership during the project.
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