Synonyms for single out
sin·gle out

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1. single outverb

   select from a group

   "She was singled out for her outstanding performance"

   Synonyms:
   discriminate, separate

2. discriminate, separate, single outverb

   treat differently on the basis of sex or race

   Synonyms:
   divide, assort, carve up, know apart, separate, come apart, fork, classify, secern, sort out, dissever, differentiate, class, part, break, disunite, severalise, furcate, fall apart, severalize, secernate, break up, split up, split, sort, distinguish, tell apart, tell, branch, ramify, discriminate

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1. • Choose
   • Distinguish

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1. single out

   Synonyms:
   choose, select, single, pick

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1. Deborah Birx:

   ... You don’t single out a group and blame what occurs on that group. It is your responsibility to get in with that group, to talk to that group, to listen to that group and come to a place where that group can agree to an understanding on the role of vaccines, we should not be stigmatizing and further putting people in a box that implies that they somehow don’t have - - that they’re somehow not processing the information….

2. Yasir Qadhi:

   Whatever anyone does in their private life is not our business, i am never going to single out anyone in sermons for any sinful conduct. At the same time, in the mosque I am a part of, there is a clear red line : They can not preach onto others that this is part of Shiite Islam, the same way I would not let a person sell liquor on our property.

3. Kelvin Cochran:

   I did not single out homosexuality.

4. Jeff Sessions:

   The IRS’s use of these criteria as a basis for heightened scrutiny was wrong and should have never occurred, it is improper for the IRS to single out groups for different treatment based on their names or ideological positions.

5. Jeff Sessions:

   The IRS’s use of these criteria as a basis for heightened scrutiny was wrong and should never have occurred, it is improper for the IRS to single out groups for different treatment based on their names or ideological positions.