single (out) (Meaning)

single (out)

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

The professor singled out the brightest student in the class for their exceptional work.
The new product is being singled out in marketing campaigns for its unique features.
The team singled out the captain for his leadership and determination.
The jury singled out one suspect from the lineup.
The police singled out a suspect from the crowd.
The committee singled out three candidates for further consideration.
The teacher singled out a group of students for extra tutoring.
The scout singled out a promising young player from the tryouts.
The critic singled out the author's use of vivid imagery.
The interviewer singled out a few key points from the job candidate's resume.

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

choose, pick,select, take, name,elect, opt (for), tag, prefer, cull

reject, refuse, decline, negative,turn down,disapprove, throw away, discard, repudiate, spurn

The professor singled out the brightest student in the class for their exceptional work.

The new product is being singled out in marketing campaigns for its unique features.

The team singled out the captain for his leadership and determination.

The jury singled out one suspect from the lineup.