1. The process or act of making something individual or distinct; the state of being individuated.
Usage: Plural form of individuation; Formal or academic usage
2. In psychology and philosophy, the process by which a person develops a distinct identity and becomes aware of themselves as separate from others.
Usage: Psychology, philosophy; Often associated with Jungian psychology

Examples

• The individuations of cells during embryonic development create specialized tissues.
• Jung's theory emphasizes the importance of individuations in achieving psychological maturity.
• The artist explored various individuations of color and form in her abstract paintings.
• Cultural individuations across different societies reflect unique values and traditions.
• The individuations of personality traits become more pronounced during adolescence.
• In biology, individuations refer to the processes that distinguish one organism from another.