One, considered apart from the group it belongs to. The individual is not the opposite of the collective; it is the other end of the same attention.
Latin individuus (indivisible), from in- (not) + dividuus (divisible), from dividere (to divide); one considered as a whole that cannot be split further.
One of the four resonance-pattern types this house's design system names — solo interaction, the plainest of the four, before any collaboration multiplies what surrounds it.