unit /ūˈnit or yŭnˈit/

1. One
2. A single thing or person
3. A single element, section or item, regarded as the lowest subdivision of a whole
4. A group of persons forming a subdivision of a larger body
5. A distinct part within a piece of electrically-powered equipment which has its own specific function
6. A single complete domestic fixture combining what are sometimes separate parts
7. A usu independently owned dwelling apartment, one of several into which a building is divided, a home unit (Aust)
8. The least whole number
9. Anything taken as one
10. A quantity by reference to which others are measured

1. Of the character or value of a unit
2. Individual

ūˈnital adjective

ūˈnitary adjective

1. Relating to unity or to a unit
2. Of the nature of a unit
3. Integral
4. Based on unity
5. (of local-government administration) provided by a single body

unitīzāˈtion or unitīsāˈtion noun

ūˈnitize or ūˈnitise transitive verb

1. To convert into unit trusts (commerce)
2. To make into, or treat as, a unit

unitary taxation noun (US)

The system of taxing multinational companies on their worldwide income rather than merely that received within the area under the taxation authority's jurisdiction

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