unitive (Meaning)
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unitive (a.)
Having the power of uniting; causing, or tending to produce, union.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unitive
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unitive Sentence Examples
- The unitive experience transcended all boundaries, uniting individuals into a single consciousness.
- The unitive prayer enveloped the congregation in a profound sense of peace and unity.
- The couple shared a unitive bond that extended beyond physical attraction.
- The unitive nature of the meeting fostered a collaborative spirit.
- The unitive meditation practice facilitated a connection between the individual and the divine.
- The unitive ritual celebrated the unity and diversity of the community.
- The unitive symbol of the dove represented the peace and love that brought people together.
- The unitive force of the music created an atmosphere of harmony and tranquility.
- The unitive consciousness emerged during the peak experience, dissolving all sense of separation.
- The unitive vision inspired the group to work towards a common goal.
FAQs About the word unitive
Having the power of uniting; causing, or tending to produce, union.
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The unitive experience transcended all boundaries, uniting individuals into a single consciousness.
The unitive prayer enveloped the congregation in a profound sense of peace and unity.
The couple shared a unitive bond that extended beyond physical attraction.
The unitive nature of the meeting fostered a collaborative spirit.
