unigenous (Meaning)
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unigenous (a.)
Being of one kind; being of the same genus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unigenous
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unigenous Sentence Examples
- The unigenous nature of the universe suggests that all matter has a common origin.
- The unigenous theory posits that the universe was created from a single, primordial entity.
- Scientists continue to debate the unigenous hypothesis, seeking evidence to support or refute it.
- Some theistic beliefs hold that the universe is unigenous, created by a single divine power.
- The unigenous origin of life remains an intriguing mystery that captivates researchers around the world.
- The unigenous nature of human consciousness implies that all minds have a fundamental connection.
- The unigenous elements of existence, such as space and time, provide a framework for understanding the cosmos.
- The unigenous language of nature can be deciphered through observation and experimentation.
- The unigenous principles of mathematics apply universally, transcending cultural and linguistic boundaries.
- The unigenous nature of creativity allows for the expression of infinite possibilities.
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Being of one kind; being of the same genus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The unigenous nature of the universe suggests that all matter has a common origin.
The unigenous theory posits that the universe was created from a single, primordial entity.
Scientists continue to debate the unigenous hypothesis, seeking evidence to support or refute it.
Some theistic beliefs hold that the universe is unigenous, created by a single divine power.
