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Numbers: single, double & multiple
alone
bilateral
bilaterally
bipartite
bipolar
deca-
deka-
double-action
dual
himself
multiple
plural
purely
quintuple
solitarily
solitary
trilateral
trilaterally
triply
unit

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singly | American Dictionary

singly
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈsɪŋ·ɡli/
without another person:
Students can work singly or in pairs.

Examples of singly

singly
In contrast, legitimate sympathetic candidates are at most singly opaque.
This means that researchers using minimalist approaches to bilingual speech do not include a theory explaining the singly occurring forms.
These features are similar in large and mediumsized cysts from the same host, whether occurring singly or within cyst masses.
After 7 d, the birds were placed singly in experimental cages (30 x 30 x 40 cm) and were visually isolated from each other.
There follow two studies on vocabulary and a number of others which discuss the four languagemodes (listening, speaking, reading and writing), singly or in combination.
Of interest is that all three network simulations were designed to process inputs in sequence rather than singly.
Whenever men act in common they inevitably tend to develop a spirit which is something different from themselves taken singly or in sum.
These occur singly, in short chains simulating filaments, and in clusters.
The stem pieces were placed singly in 500-ml plastic cups lined with moistened filter paper.
It is useful to consider the impact of seat share and presence in government singly and in combination.
Household separates those living singly from all others.
Two free parasites which would presumably have entered a fresh corpuscle either singly or together.
When set side by side, the anthologies also take on a more distinctive tone and focus than might be readily apparent from judging them singly.
They are achromatic and of variable size and may occur singly or in pairs lying side by side.
Risperidone and paroxetine given singly and in combination for bipolar depression.
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