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univ·o·cal
I. \yüˈnivəkəl\ adjective
Etymology: Late Latin univocus having only one meaning (from Latin uni- + -vocus, from voc-, vox voice) + English -al — more at voice
1. : unmistakable in meaning: as
a. archaic : symptomatic of but one thing
b. : having one meaning only : subject to a single interpretation
c. : unambiguous — contrasted with equivocal
2. obsolete
a. : unanimous
b. : uniform
3. archaic : characteristic of or restricted to things of the same nature
• univ·o·cal·ly \-vək(ə)lē, -li\ adverb
II. noun
: a word or term having but one meaning |