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unitariness

unitariness

9.3
Being a single whole thing rather than separate parts
  • noun
  • /juːˈnɪtərɪnəs/
: unidad
  • The unitariness of the team was evident in their performance.

Examples

  • The building’s design aimed to express unitariness rather than fragmentation.

  • We need to focus on the unitariness of our goals.

  • Critics have argued that political unitariness can suppress regional identities.

  • The philosopher questioned whether total unitariness in society is actually achievable.

  • The building’s design aimed to express unitariness rather than fragmentation.

  • Critics have argued that political unitariness can suppress regional identities.

  • The philosopher questioned whether total unitariness in society is actually achievable.

Synonyms

unity
vsunitariness
220 2.8

People or parts joined and acting as one

focuses on forming a single combined entity rather than social agreement
oneness
vsunitariness
15 6.5

A feeling of being one with others or the world

is about forming a single combined entity rather than mere completeness
indivisibility
vsunitariness
1 6.8

Cannot be separated into parts, for example rights or groups

emphasizes forming a single combined entity rather than being impossible to split
unicity
vsunitariness
1 9.6

Being one whole with no separate parts

describes the general quality of forming a single combined entity
unitedness
vsunitariness
1 7.0

A feeling of being joined and acting together as one group

is about forming a single combined entity rather than just acting together

Antonyms

division
50 2.9

The process of making something into parts or equal parts in math

disunity
4 6.4

A situation when people or groups do not agree

How United

unitariness
9.3
disunity
4 6.4

Surface Forms

unitariness singular
unitarinesses plural

Morphology

unitariness = unitary (transparent) = unitary + ness

Standard nominalization of the adjective 'unitary' with '-ness' yields 'the state or quality of being unitary', a direct and regular derivation.

Etymology

The word unitariness comes from the root uni- or unit, which means 'one' and is the same idea in words like unit and union. So unitariness is the quality of being joined into a single whole.