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==Etymology==
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Either from ''unify'' from [[Middle French]] ''unifier'', from [[Late Latin]] ''unificare'' +‎ ''-ification'', or from [[French]] ''unification''
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==Noun==
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'''unification''' (countable and uncountable, plural '''unifications''')
 
# The act of [[unify]]ing.
 
# The act of [[unify]]ing.
 
# The state of being [[unify|unified]].
 
# The state of being [[unify|unified]].
# {{Template:Definition:context|mathematical logic|computer science}} Given two terms, their [[join]] with respect to a [[specialization order]].
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# (mathematical logic) (computer science) Given two terms, their [[join]] with respect to a [[specialization order]].
  
====Derived terms====
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===Derived terms===
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* [[grand unification theory]]
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* [[reunification]]
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* [[Unificationism]]
 
* [[unificationist]]
 
* [[unificationist]]
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* [[unificatory]]
 
* [[unificatory]]
 
* [[unificatory]]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 22:17, 5 September 2023

Etymology

Either from unify from Middle French unifier, from Late Latin unificare +‎ -ification, or from French unification

Noun

unification (countable and uncountable, plural unifications)

  1. The act of unifying.
  2. The state of being unified.
  3. (mathematical logic) (computer science) Given two terms, their join with respect to a specialization order.

Derived terms

  • grand unification theory
  • reunification
  • Unificationism
  • unificationist
  • unificatory
  • unificatory

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