1. to make or treat as individual; to give individual character or attention to
Usage: British spelling (American: individualizes); third person singular present tense
2. to adapt or design something to suit the specific needs or preferences of a particular person
Usage: British spelling (American: individualizes)

Examples

• The teacher individualises her lessons to meet each student's learning style.
• Modern software individualises the user experience based on browsing history.
• The designer individualises every garment to fit the client's unique measurements.
• This approach individualises treatment plans for patients with different medical needs.
• The platform individualises recommendations for each viewer.
• She individualises her coaching methods depending on the athlete's strengths and weaknesses.