personalize
To change something so it is right for one person, not for everyone.
To design, adapt, or change something so that it suits the needs, tastes, or identity of a particular person, rather than a general audience.
To feel that a comment or problem is about you, and react to it as if it is about you.
To interpret a comment, action, or situation as being about or against oneself, often reacting emotionally, even when it may be meant in a general way.
To talk about a big idea by telling the stories of real people, so others can feel and understand it better.
To present or explain a broad, abstract, or impersonal issue by focusing on specific individuals and their experiences, making it easier to connect with emotionally.
- Base: personalize
- 3rd Person Singular: personalizes
- Present Participle: personalizing
- Past: personalized
personalize your experience
1Customize a service for one user
Change a service (like a website or app) so it fits what you like and need.
- Sign in so we can personalize your experience on our site.
- The streaming platform uses your viewing history to personalize your experience.
- Apps that personalize your experience often ask for permission to use your data.
personalize your feed
1Adjust social or news feed content
Change what posts or news you see so the list matches your interests.
- You can personalize your feed by muting topics you don’t care about.
- The app lets you personalize your feed with only tech and sports news.
- Follow more cooking accounts if you want to personalize your feed around recipes.
personalize your learning
1Customize education for a learner
Change study plans, tasks, or tools so they match how you learn best.
- Online courses make it easier to personalize your learning with flexible schedules.
- Teachers are using data to personalize your learning in the classroom.
- You can personalize your learning by choosing topics that interest you most.