onehood
onehood noun: unity; agreement.
Noun
onehood (uncountable)
Origin of onehood
From Middle English onhod, variation of onhed (“onehead”), equivalent to one + -hood. More at onehead.
Questions about onehood
- What does onehood mean?
- Onehood means unity; agreement.
- What part of speech is onehood?
- Onehood is a noun.
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