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unity
/ˈjuːnɪtɪ/
In most cases, 'unity' is used as an uncountable noun, meaning you do not usually say 'unities'. When talking about people or groups, it describes a feeling of togetherness and agreement. It is more formal than the word 'togetherness'. In math and science, 'unity' is a specialized term for the number 1. In this specific context, it is used as a technical term rather than a description of harmony.
💬Trò chuyện
🎬Tuesday afternoon, Chloe is in the library while Ryan is at home gaming.
Chloe Smith
my prof says this whole essay needs more unity or i'm gonna tank the grade.
Ryan
bet. just copy paste the same thing twice lol
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Chloe uses 'tank' as slang for failing miserably. The word 'unity' refers to the cohesive flow and harmony of her academic writing. Ryan's response 'bet' (meaning 'I agree' or 'alright') highlights his oblivious nature by suggesting a nonsensical solution to a complex structural writing problem.