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the thing everyone preaches until someone has to compromise first
means the state of being joined together as one, whether as a single whole or a group acting in harmony.
from From Latin unitas, 'oneness,' built on unus, 'one' — the same lonely root that gives us unit, unite, and union. It slipped into English through Old French unite around the 14th century, carrying its arithmetic simplicity into matters of marriage, nations, and choirs ever since.
- game engine
- powers roughly half of all mobile games made
- physics
- superconductors unite electrons into pairs to flow forever
- math identity
- the number one is literally called unity
- euphemism
- often the word for crushing dissent quietly
- flag origin
- the EU added stars to symbolize uncountable unity