singolarità

singularity, uniqueness

noun seen-goh-lah-ree-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Singolarità is an invariable noun (the plural is identical: le singolarità). It can mean a remarkable or unique feature of something, or in physics and mathematics the technical concept of a singularity (e.g. a black hole). In everyday contexts unicità is a near-synonym. The accent on the final syllable is always written.

Examples

"La singolarità di quel paesaggio colpisce tutti."

Natural Translation

The uniqueness of that landscape strikes everyone.

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