1. to make or treat something as individual or distinct from others
Usage: British spelling
2. to give individual character or treatment to something
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• Teachers should individualise their approach to meet each student’s needs.
• The company decided to individualise their marketing strategy for different regions.
• She tried to individualise her apartment with unique decorations.
• The therapist will individualise the treatment plan based on the patient’s condition.
• Schools are encouraged to individualise learning programs for gifted students.
• The chef likes to individualise each dish with special garnishes.