Singular | Mean of singular in English Dictionary

/ˈsɪŋgjəlɚ/

• showing or indicating no more than one thing
1. In the phrase “his car is red,” the word “car” is a singular noun.
2. “Walks” in “she walks every day” is a singular verb.
• better or greater than what is usual or normal
1. the singular [=exceptional] beauty of the landscape
2. Her father noticed her singular [=unique] talent for music.
3. the singular [=remarkable] importance of the discovery
4. She showed a singular [=noticeable, obvious] lack of interest.
• strange or odd
1. He had a singular appearance.
2. singular customs
• Noun

• a form of a word that is used to refer to one person or thing
1. “Wolf” is the singular and “wolves” is the plural.
2. “Mouse” is the singular of “mice.”
3. The verb should be in the singular.
4. Rewrite the sentence in the singular. [=using singular forms of words]