unific

[ yoo-nif-ik ]

adjective

1. unifying; uniting:

   the unific influence of a common language.

unific

/ juːˈnɪfɪk /

adjective

1. rare.
   unifying; uniting

Word History and Origins

Origin of unific¹

First recorded in 1780–90; uni- + -fic

Example Sentences

All return to the unific rectitude of a manly life must be in the face of a scorching past and a dank future—and those he could not face.

From Project Gutenberg

He felt, with Des Cartes, the incompatibility of thought with extension, considered as an immanent quality of substance, and he shared with Spinoza the unific propensity which distinguishes the higher order of philosophic minds.

From Project Gutenberg

For above all things united, there must necessarily be unific causes; above things vivified, vivifying causes; above intellectual natures, those that impart intellect; and above all participants, imparticipable natures.

From Project Gutenberg