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unifying
adjective as in ecumenical
noun as in compilation
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There has been a sense that Davies’s critics couldn’t rally behind an obvious or unifying alternative.
There are those who might argue for the former on unifying patriotic grounds, but the latter is the only defensible, self-respecting and indeed ethical posture, especially given present circumstances.
Politicians of all stripes, our president and president-elect among them, make promises of unifying our divided nation yet rather than finding common ground, the public bifurcation continues to intensify.
In 2008, after Obama had beaten Clinton in a bitter race for the party’s nomination, he was desperate for her unifying support.
Autobiography presents an alternative to identity-blind frameworks that tend to prioritize ideas to the exclusion of individuals and identity-driven frameworks that ignore the power of unifying ideas in favor of individual experience.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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