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Singled Out is an American dating game show created by Burt Wheeler & Sharon Sussman which originally ran on MTV from 1995 to 1998. Each episode was split between 50 single women competing for a date with one male contestant & 50 single men competing for a date with one female contestant.
The meaning of SINGLE OUT is to treat or to speak about (someone or something in a group) in a way that is different from the way one treats or speaks about others —often used as (be) singled out. How to use single out in a sentence.
Single, Out is an Australian comedy drama television series created by Lee Galea and produced by Indie Melbourne Productions. The series follows Adam, a young man who comes out as gay following his first sexual experience.
to choose one person or thing from a group for special attention, especially criticism or praise: be singled out for It's not fair the way my sister is always singled out for special treatment. Jamie was thrilled when the teacher singled out his poem and asked him to read it aloud. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Taking and choosing.
Synonyms for SINGLED (OUT): selected, chose, picked, elected, opted (for), preferred, took, named; Antonyms of SINGLED (OUT): turned down, refused, rejected, declined, disapproved, repudiated, discarded, spurned
Single, Out (TV Series 2022– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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phrasal verb. single somebody/something out (for something/as somebody/something) to choose somebody/something from a group for special attention. She was singled out for criticism. He was singled out as the outstanding performer of the games.
Synonyms for SINGLE (OUT): select, choose, pick, elect, take, prefer, name, opt (for); Antonyms of SINGLE (OUT): turn down, refuse, reject, decline, negative, disapprove, repudiate, discard.
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