being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else
uni+ique
Shared component: uni · one
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesAlways the same; not varying or changing in form, degree, or character.
uni+form
Shared component: uni · one
all of space and everything in it, including stars, planets, and galaxies
uni+verse
Shared component: uni · one
a situation in which people or things do or think the same thing
uni+son
Shared component: uni · one
An imaginary animal like a white horse with a single long straight horn growing from its forehead.
uni+corn
Shared component: uni · one
Relating to or done by all people or things in the world or in a particular group; applicable to all cases.
uni+vers+al
Shared component: uni · one
performed by or affecting only one person, group, or country involved in a situation, without the agreement of others.
uni+later+al
Shared component: uni · one
having only one possible meaning; clear and unambiguous.
uni+vocal
Shared component: uni · one
The process of being united or made into a whole.
uni+fic+ation
Shared component: uni · one
Having or relating to a single axis.
uni+axial
Shared component: uni · one
causing people or things to become joined or united.
uni+fy+ing
Shared component: uni · one
having or relating to a single magnetic or electric pole
uni+polar
Shared component: uni · one
Wearing a uniform, especially as a member of a particular profession or organization.
uni+form+ed
Shared component: uni · one
in a way that is the same in all cases and at all times
uni+form+ly
Shared component: uni · one
developing or progressing in a single, direct line or sequence.
uni+line+ar
Shared component: uni · one
The quality or state of being uniform; sameness or consistency in form, manner, or degree.
uni+form+ity
Shared component: uni · one
Consisting of a single cell.
uni+cell+ular
Shared component: uni · one
done by one person, group, or country without the agreement of others
uni+later+ally
Shared component: uni · one
The process or policy of acting, making decisions, etc., without involving or consulting other people, groups, or countries.
uni+lateral+ism
Shared component: uni · one
Operating, moving, or functioning in a single direction only.
uni+direct+ion+al
Shared component: uni · one
reunifyExtended relation
to bring together again into a single political unit or entity after a period of division.
re+unify
Extended relation: uni · one
unifiedExtended relation
Formed or united into a whole.
uni+fy+ed
Extended relation: uni · one
unifierExtended relation
a person or thing that unites people or groups, especially by ending disagreement or conflict.
uni+fy+er
Extended relation: uni · one
unicycleExtended relation
a vehicle that has a single wheel and is typically propelled by pedals, like a bicycle but with only one wheel.
uni+cycle
Extended relation: uni · one
universallyExtended relation
by everyone or in every case; without exception.
uni+vers+ally
Extended relation: uni · one
universalityExtended relation
The quality or state of being universal; the fact of existing or being true in all cases or for all people.
uni+vers+ality
Extended relation: uni · one
reunificationExtended relation
the process of bringing two or more parts together again into a single unit, especially after a period of separation or division.
re+unify+ication
Extended relation: uni · one
unilateralistExtended relation
a person, country, or group that advocates or practises unilateral action, especially in international relations.
uni+lateral+ist
Extended relation: uni · one
universalizingExtended relation
Making something universal or more widely applicable.
uni+vers+alizing
Extended relation: uni · one
universalizationExtended relation
The process of making something universal or available to all.
uni+vers+alization
Extended relation: uni · one