Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who or that which unifies.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun One who, or that which, unifies.
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- noun
Agent noun ofunify ; one who unifies.
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Examples
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There's a consensus in the country that we've heard the last few days, from Republicans and Democrats, liberals, conservatives, those in the middle -- I think he perhaps now has earned the title unifier in chief.
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There's a consensus in the country that we've heard the last few days, from Republicans and Democrats, liberals, conservatives, those in the middle -- I think he perhaps now has earned the title unifier in chief.
George McGovern voted for Gerald Ford. Ann Althouse 2007
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The great "unifier" is finally fulfilling his pre-election billing, Americans are more unified against him and his policies than ever!
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The great unifier is already getting paid for one while he is still in office.
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Jack Kemp stood out as a "unifier" - those days spent with his teammates were not lost on him.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Jack Kemp stood out as a "unifier" - those days spent with his teammates were not lost on him.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Jack Kemp stood out as a "unifier" - those days spent with his teammates were not lost on him.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Obama's main problem is that he is a far-left terrorist sympathizer, dishonestly posing as a moderate "unifier" - he would not be able to get above 30\% of the vote max. without the Goebbels-MSM running propaganda for him 24 / 7.
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If that is true, then all this talk of him being a unifier is all rhetoric and completely bogus.
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I think the calculation is, he's not a "unifier" if he doesn't consider it and to plant the two-fer image.
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