noun Uncommon

uniqueness

Uniqueness (noun) means the quality of being unique or one of a kind. Example: “The uniqueness of the design set it apart from competitors.”

noun

The quality of being unique or one of a kind.

"The uniqueness of the design set it apart from competitors."

"Each artist's uniqueness comes through in their style."

How to use uniqueness

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWhat makes something one of a kind rather than ordinary.

uniquenesses plural

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The _____ of the design set it apart from competitors.

From unique + -ness.

singularity

commonness ubiquity

scarcity Singularity commonness ubiquity prevalence commonality

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What does “uniqueness” mean?

The word “uniqueness” means the quality of being unique or one of a kind. In plain terms, what makes something one of a kind rather than ordinary.

How do you use “uniqueness” in a sentence?

Here is “uniqueness” used in a sentence: “The uniqueness of the design set it apart from competitors.”

What is the opposite of “uniqueness”?

The opposite of “uniqueness” — its antonyms — are commonness and ubiquity.

What part of speech is “uniqueness”?

“Uniqueness” is a noun.

Is “uniqueness” a common word?

“Uniqueness” is an uncommon word in modern English.

Vocabulary lists that include uniqueness:

scarcity Singularity commonness ubiquity prevalence commonality