Definition of uniqueness in English:

uniqueness

noun juːˈniːknəsjuˈniknəs

mass noun

1The quality of being the only one of its kind.
the ability to celebrate the uniqueness of each individual
genetic uniqueness
Example sentencesExamples
- Molecular biology associates our individuality with the uniqueness of the genes.
- When dealing with acids and bases, remember the uniqueness of hydrogen bonds.
- There are a number of plausible accounts of how the uniqueness of the human thumb may have shaped the human brain, language, and culture.
- One of his two articles is on the uniqueness of the soul.
- It has been studied little apart from a small community of virologists interested in the fundamental properties and uniqueness of the virus.
1. 1.1 The quality of being particularly remarkable, special, or unusual.
  the actors bring creativity and uniqueness to their characters
  the president emphasized the uniqueness of the scheme
  Example sentencesExamples
  A passerby stopped and contemplated his tomb because of its uniqueness but then moved on.
  He shows us what was so special about the tragedy of the 20th century and the uniqueness of its crisis.
  Processors are requesting a twist to popular ice creams that add uniqueness to their products without getting outside the bounds of customer trial.
  Nothing further needs to be said about the uniqueness of the two musicians' partnership.
  The uniqueness of the project lies not just in the topic but in the approach—looking at the entire field as a system.

Definition of uniqueness in US English:

uniqueness

nounjuˈniknəsyo͞oˈnēknəs

1The quality of being the only one of its kind.
the ability to celebrate the uniqueness of each individual
genetic uniqueness
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been studied little apart from a small community of virologists interested in the fundamental properties and uniqueness of the virus.
- One of his two articles is on the uniqueness of the soul.
- When dealing with acids and bases, remember the uniqueness of hydrogen bonds.
- There are a number of plausible accounts of how the uniqueness of the human thumb may have shaped the human brain, language, and culture.
- Molecular biology associates our individuality with the uniqueness of the genes.
1. 1.1 The quality of being particularly remarkable, special, or unusual.
  the actors bring creativity and uniqueness to their characters
  the president emphasized the uniqueness of the scheme
  Example sentencesExamples
  A passerby stopped and contemplated his tomb because of its uniqueness but then moved on.
  He shows us what was so special about the tragedy of the 20th century and the uniqueness of its crisis.
  Nothing further needs to be said about the uniqueness of the two musicians' partnership.
  The uniqueness of the project lies not just in the topic but in the approach—looking at the entire field as a system.
  Processors are requesting a twist to popular ice creams that add uniqueness to their products without getting outside the bounds of customer trial.

单词	uniqueness
释义	Definition of uniqueness in English: uniqueness noun juːˈniːknəsjuˈniknəs mass noun 1The quality of being the only one of its kind. the ability to celebrate the uniqueness of each individual genetic uniqueness Example sentencesExamples Molecular biology associates our individuality with the uniqueness of the genes. When dealing with acids and bases, remember the uniqueness of hydrogen bonds. There are a number of plausible accounts of how the uniqueness of the human thumb may have shaped the human brain, language, and culture. One of his two articles is on the uniqueness of the soul. It has been studied little apart from a small community of virologists interested in the fundamental properties and uniqueness of the virus. 1.1 The quality of being particularly remarkable, special, or unusual. the actors bring creativity and uniqueness to their characters the president emphasized the uniqueness of the scheme Example sentencesExamples A passerby stopped and contemplated his tomb because of its uniqueness but then moved on. He shows us what was so special about the tragedy of the 20th century and the uniqueness of its crisis. Processors are requesting a twist to popular ice creams that add uniqueness to their products without getting outside the bounds of customer trial. Nothing further needs to be said about the uniqueness of the two musicians' partnership. The uniqueness of the project lies not just in the topic but in the approach—looking at the entire field as a system. Definition of uniqueness in US English: uniqueness nounjuˈniknəsyo͞oˈnēknəs 1The quality of being the only one of its kind. the ability to celebrate the uniqueness of each individual genetic uniqueness Example sentencesExamples It has been studied little apart from a small community of virologists interested in the fundamental properties and uniqueness of the virus. One of his two articles is on the uniqueness of the soul. When dealing with acids and bases, remember the uniqueness of hydrogen bonds. There are a number of plausible accounts of how the uniqueness of the human thumb may have shaped the human brain, language, and culture. Molecular biology associates our individuality with the uniqueness of the genes. 1.1 The quality of being particularly remarkable, special, or unusual. the actors bring creativity and uniqueness to their characters the president emphasized the uniqueness of the scheme Example sentencesExamples A passerby stopped and contemplated his tomb because of its uniqueness but then moved on. He shows us what was so special about the tragedy of the 20th century and the uniqueness of its crisis. Nothing further needs to be said about the uniqueness of the two musicians' partnership. The uniqueness of the project lies not just in the topic but in the approach—looking at the entire field as a system. Processors are requesting a twist to popular ice creams that add uniqueness to their products without getting outside the bounds of customer trial.
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