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Adjective one-man has 1 sense
  1. one-man, one-person, one-woman - designed for or restricted to a single person; "a one-man show"; "a one-person tent"
    Antonym: multiple (indirect, via single)

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Term: one-man

Description:

The term "one-man" can be used as an adjective, noun, or even a hyphenated compound. It refers to something that involves or is designed for a single person. It is commonly used to describe a performance, show, or event where a single individual assumes all roles or responsibilities.

Senses and Usages:

1. Adjective - Performed or undertaken by a single person:
  • Example Sentence 1: The one-man play captivated the audience with its remarkable performance.
  • Example Sentence 2: She delivered a stunning one-man exhibition at the art gallery.

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2. Noun - A person who assumes all roles or responsibilities:
  • Example Sentence 1: The entrepreneurial journey can be challenging, especially for a one-man operation.
  • Example Sentence 2: He proved to be a talented one-man, managing every aspect of the project successfully.

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3. Hyphenated Compound - Used to describe something specifically for one person:
  • Example Sentence 1: The hotel room was a cozy, one-man space with all the necessary amenities.
  • Example Sentence 2: She purchased a one-man kayak for her solo adventures on the lake.

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