The term 'single out' is used to describe the act of selecting one person or thing from a group. This can be done in various ways, such as naming, isolating, picking, identifying, selecting, citing, electing, choosing, and segregating. Each of these words can be used to describe the same action, but with different nuances. For example, 'NAME' implies that the selection is being made public, while 'ISOLATE' implies that the selection is being removed from the group. Similarly, 'PICK' implies that the selection is being made from a group of options, while 'IDENTIFY' implies that the selection is being made based on certain characteristics. 'SELECT' implies that the selection is being made carefully, while 'CITE' implies that the selection is being made as an example. 'ELECT' implies that the selection is being made by a group, while 'CHOOSE' implies that the selection is being made freely. Finally, 'SEGREGATE' implies that the selection is being made in order to separate it from the rest of the group.