Only one
Singular
Singular adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Only one and singular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Only one" instead an adjective "Singular".
Nearby Word: singularity
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- individual and only one
- individual and singular
- one and only one
- one and singular
- particular and only one
- particular and singular
- separate and only one
- separate and singular
- single and only one
- single and singular
- exclusive and only one
- exclusive and singular
- isolated and only one
- isolated and singular
Both terms in one sentence
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And two other mistakes relating to the Latin -i plural: it's only ONE i (unless the singular has one already, as with radius/radii) and it doesn't apply to all nouns ending in -us.
Source: Rouge Angles of Satin - Note: Only one operative of the singular conspiracy is aware of the wider Gambit Roulette in play; his efforts to abort the mission resulted in the Great Crash.
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Even more dissonance stems from the fact that the song was written by John Deacon, who also penned such "break-up with you" songs as "Another One Bites The Dust" and "I Want to Break Free", while being the only one in the group to have had a singular, long, happy marriage (1975 - present).
Source: Music / News Of The World
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