individualistically

The newspaper’s scientific correspondent reported: “He thinks the Americans will develop this style of modern architecture most successfully. They are not so individualistically conservative as Western Europeans.”

Though we can’t be born alone, we can achieve dying alone, often by having lived too individualistically.

We can use better seeds, raise better crops and cattle, and work more co-operatively instead of individualistically.

He counts himself a man of business, and thinks and acts and goes down to failure, individualistically.

It would make one's step sure, noiseless and springy, whether it was used individualistically as rubber heels or collectivistically as carpeting and paving.