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unidirect

unidirect verb: to direct to a single end.

Verb

unidirect (third-person singular simple present unidirects, present participle unidirecting, simple past and past participle unidirected)

  1. (rare, transitive) To direct to a single end.
    • No power in the world can unidirect the latent forces which free our impulses, whether their origin be good or evil or whether they may lead to failure or fame; […]1948, Wilhelm (Prince of Sweden), This Land of Sweden (page 204)

Forms of unidirect

third-person singular presentunidirects
present participleunidirecting
past participleunidirected
pastunidirected

Questions about unidirect

What does unidirect mean?
Unidirect means to direct to a single end.
What part of speech is unidirect?
Unidirect is a verb.
What is the past tense of unidirect?
The past tense of unidirect is unidirected.

Words near unidirect in the dictionary

  1. unidiomaticness
  2. unidiosyncratic
  3. unidiosyncratically
  4. unidiotic
  5. UNIDIR
  6. unidirect
  7. unidirected
  8. unidirection
  9. unidirectional
  10. unidirectionalities
  11. unidirectionality

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