6. unify, bring
or draw together, make close, grow together, ankylose, become one; solidify, consolidate, congeal, gel, strengthen. unity, n. 1. oneness, singleness, singularity, individuality, union, wholeness, congruity, congruousness; homogeneity, homogeneousness, identicalness, identity, sameness, uniformity; alikeness, similarity, similitude, likeness, resemblance, semblance; closeness, comparableness, comparability, analogy, analogousness; equivalence, parity, correspondence, correlation, parallelism.
2. harmony, agreement, like-mindedness, compatibility, accord, accordance, concord, concordance, concurrence, assent; unanimity, unanimousness, consentaneity, consentaneousness, consensus, one voice, concert, togetherness; amity, love, friendship, brotherhood, fellowship, comradeship, fraternity; congeniality, cordiality, amicableness, amiability, amiableness, good will, good feeling; affinity, rapport, understanding, sympathy.
universal, adj. 1. general, generic, all-inclusive, allembracing, comprehensive, world-wide, widespread, common, preponderant, ubiquitous, omnipresent; catholic, ecumenical.
2. unlimited, limitless, infinite, unmeasurable, measureless, unbounded, boundless, uncircumscribed, endless.
universality, n. 1. world-wideness, ubiquity, ubiquitousness, comprehensiveness, all-inclusiveness; predominance, prevalence; catholicity, ecumenicity.
2. generality, generalization, abstraction; principle, general rule, general law.
3. completeness, entirety, wholeness, whole, totality,
universally, adv. without exception, always, in all cases, in every instance, uniformly, invariably; comprehensively; everywhere, ubiquitously,
universe, n. 1. cosmos, macrocosm, whole creation, heavens, empyrean, firmament, sky, vault or canopy of heaven; plenum, space, boundlessness, interminabili-ty, illimitability, endlessness.
2. whole world, wide world, length and breadth of the land, land, terra, earth, four corners of the earth; globe, sphere.
3. mankind, man, Homo sapiens, humankind, womankind, the human race; humanity, society, persons, people.
4. sphere, orbit, milieu, circle; province, realm, domain; walk, bailiwick, beat, round, compass, range, span; territory, quarter, region, neighborhood; zone, field, premises, vicinity, vicinage.
university, n. 1. graduate school, postgraduate school, specialized school, professional school; multiversity, Derog. education factory; institution of higher learning or education, college, liberal arts college, four-year college.
2. academia, academe, the groves of academe; the halls of ivy, college life, college years,
unjust, adj. 1. unfair, inequitable, unequal, uneven, unbalanced, one-sided; partial, partisan, prejudiced, uninterested, undispassionate, prepossessed, biased; warped, jaundiced.
2. unrightful, wrongful, wrong; undue, undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, uncalled-for; unreasonable, unconscionable, unjustifiable, unwarrantable; disproportionate, out of proportion, excessive, inordinate, immoderate, extreme.
