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universal
adjective as in worldwide, entire
Strongest matches
broad, common, comprehensive, extensive, global, prevalent, ubiquitous, unlimited
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
Example Sentences
The policy, introduced by Conservative chancellor George Osborne, means parents can only claim universal credit or tax credits for their first two children.
Eli sees a “troubling moral and intellectual drift toward tribalism and away from the universal principles that have long defined American conservatism.”
Lots of people care about repealing the death tax because death is universal, and it seems like a particularly cruel time to impose a tax.
“The museum was built on the belief that illustrated storytelling is a universal language.”
He called for the UK government to use the forthcoming budget to scrap the two-child limit, which stops parents claiming universal credit or child tax credit for additional children born after 2017.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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