Definition of unipersonal in English:

unipersonal

adjective juːnɪˈpəːs(ə)n(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈpərsənəl

rare

Comprising or existing as one person only.
during the war, Franco had laid the foundations of his unipersonal command
Example sentencesExamples
- Her question marks the limitations of Charmichael's vision and critiques Proust's unipersonal narrative style.
- The narrative structure used in the first two segments of ‘Time Passes’ alludes to Proust's unipersonal technique.
- The Great Depression with its accompanying economic crisis led to a civilian coup in the early 1930s, which returned the country to a unipersonal presidency.

Definition of unipersonal in US English:

unipersonal

adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈpərsənəl

rare

Comprising or existing as one person only.
during the war, Franco had laid the foundations of his unipersonal command
Example sentencesExamples
- Her question marks the limitations of Charmichael's vision and critiques Proust's unipersonal narrative style.
- The narrative structure used in the first two segments of ‘Time Passes’ alludes to Proust's unipersonal technique.
- The Great Depression with its accompanying economic crisis led to a civilian coup in the early 1930s, which returned the country to a unipersonal presidency.

单词	unipersonal
释义	Definition of unipersonal in English: unipersonal adjective juːnɪˈpəːs(ə)n(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈpərsənəl rare Comprising or existing as one person only. during the war, Franco had laid the foundations of his unipersonal command Example sentencesExamples Her question marks the limitations of Charmichael's vision and critiques Proust's unipersonal narrative style. The narrative structure used in the first two segments of ‘Time Passes’ alludes to Proust's unipersonal technique. The Great Depression with its accompanying economic crisis led to a civilian coup in the early 1930s, which returned the country to a unipersonal presidency. Definition of unipersonal in US English: unipersonal adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈpərsənəl rare Comprising or existing as one person only. during the war, Franco had laid the foundations of his unipersonal command Example sentencesExamples Her question marks the limitations of Charmichael's vision and critiques Proust's unipersonal narrative style. The narrative structure used in the first two segments of ‘Time Passes’ alludes to Proust's unipersonal technique. The Great Depression with its accompanying economic crisis led to a civilian coup in the early 1930s, which returned the country to a unipersonal presidency.
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