Definition of singly in English:

singly

adverb ˈsɪŋɡliˈsɪŋɡli

One at a time; separately or individually.
he talked to the players singly and in groups
Example sentencesExamples
- Do we do better acting singly, or can we collaborate for shared purpose?
- They play singly and also form a strong partnership in the doubles in the U15 grade, most of which will be in their home county.
- Interspersed between dance items were the tin whistle groups who played both singly and in groups turning out a lively medley of tunes.
- In Dunnes, the pack of four was €6.84, no cheaper than buying the cans singly.
- At this stage, people begin singly and alone, almost always silently, to question their own past values.
Synonyms
one by one, one at a time, one after the other, individually, separately, by oneself, on one's own
apart
independently
Latin seriatim
formal severally

Definition of singly in US English:

singly

adverbˈsɪŋɡliˈsiNGɡlē

One at a time; separately or individually.
he talked to the players singly and in groups
Example sentencesExamples
- At this stage, people begin singly and alone, almost always silently, to question their own past values.
- Interspersed between dance items were the tin whistle groups who played both singly and in groups turning out a lively medley of tunes.
- In Dunnes, the pack of four was €6.84, no cheaper than buying the cans singly.
- Do we do better acting singly, or can we collaborate for shared purpose?
- They play singly and also form a strong partnership in the doubles in the U15 grade, most of which will be in their home county.
Synonyms
one by one, one at a time, one after the other, individually, separately, by oneself, on one's own

单词	singly
释义	Definition of singly in English: singly adverb ˈsɪŋɡliˈsɪŋɡli One at a time; separately or individually. he talked to the players singly and in groups Example sentencesExamples Do we do better acting singly, or can we collaborate for shared purpose? They play singly and also form a strong partnership in the doubles in the U15 grade, most of which will be in their home county. Interspersed between dance items were the tin whistle groups who played both singly and in groups turning out a lively medley of tunes. In Dunnes, the pack of four was €6.84, no cheaper than buying the cans singly. At this stage, people begin singly and alone, almost always silently, to question their own past values. Synonyms one by one, one at a time, one after the other, individually, separately, by oneself, on one's own apart independently Latin seriatim formal severally Definition of singly in US English: singly adverbˈsɪŋɡliˈsiNGɡlē One at a time; separately or individually. he talked to the players singly and in groups Example sentencesExamples At this stage, people begin singly and alone, almost always silently, to question their own past values. Interspersed between dance items were the tin whistle groups who played both singly and in groups turning out a lively medley of tunes. In Dunnes, the pack of four was €6.84, no cheaper than buying the cans singly. Do we do better acting singly, or can we collaborate for shared purpose? They play singly and also form a strong partnership in the doubles in the U15 grade, most of which will be in their home county. Synonyms one by one, one at a time, one after the other, individually, separately, by oneself, on one's own
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