universal

Definition for universal

adjective as in worldwide, entire

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broad, common, comprehensive, extensive, global, prevalent, ubiquitous, unlimited

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catholic, cosmopolitan, empyrean, general, generic, regular, sweeping, total, whole

Weak matches

accepted, all, all over, all-embracing, all-inclusive, astronomical, celestial, cosmic, customary, diffuse, ecumenical, multinational, mundane, omnipresent, planetary, stellar, terrestrial, undisputed, unrestricted, usual, widespread, worldly

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What I loved about this film was it had those simple elements of the human story, and yet it spoke to something universal.

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Some Democratic constituencies argue that pulling back on progressive policies like universal healthcare for undocumented immigrants represents an abandonment of core Democratic values rather than pragmatic governance.

From Los Angeles Times

Little Stars, part of the Baby Bank Alliance, is awaiting the autumn budget in November, hoping for benefit reforms, including a review of the two-child limit for universal credit.

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She has also called for the introduction of a universal symbol to help people with speech impediments be able to indicate that in public settings.

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He also did not rule out tightening up eligibility for universal credit or removing entitlement for health-related universal credit payments to those under the age of 22.

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