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Traditional English :: unification
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - n.
the act or an instance of unifying; the state of being unified.
    Unification Church a religious organization founded in 1954 in Korea by Sun Myung Moon (cf. MOONIE).
    unificatory adj.
Traditional English :: uniflow
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - adj.
involving flow (esp. of steam or waste gases) in one direction only.
Traditional English :: uniform
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - adj., n., & v. --adj.
    1 not changing in form or character; the same, unvarying (present a uniform appearance; all of uniform size and shape).
    2 conforming to the same standard, rules, or pattern.
    3 constant in the course of time (uniform acceleration).
    4 (of a tax, law, etc.) not varying with time or place.
--n.
    uniform distinctive clothing worn by members of the same body, e.g. by soldiers, police, and schoolchildren.
--v.
    tr.
    1 clothe in uniform (a uniformed officer).
    2 make uniform.
    uniformly adv. [F uniforme or L uniformis (as UNI-, FORM)]
Traditional English :: uniformitarian
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - adj. & n.
--adj.
    of the theory that geological processes are always due to continuously and uniformly operating forces.
--n.
    uniformitarianism n.
Traditional English :: uniformity
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - n.
(pl. -ies)
1 being uniform; sameness, consistency.
2 an instance of this.
    Act of Uniformity hist. any of four acts (esp. that of 1662) for securing uniformity in public worship and the use of a particular Book of Common Prayer. [ME f. OF uniformit
    or LL uniformitas (as UNIFORM)]
Traditional English :: unify
unifferentiated.htmrom ) - v.tr.
(also absol.) (-ies, -ied) reduce to unity or uniformity.
    unified field theory Physics a theory that seeks to explain all the field phenomena (e.g. gravitation and electromagnetism: see FIELD n. 9) formerly treated by separate theories.
    unifier n. [F unifier or LL unificare (as UNI-, -FY)]
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