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Rather than await negotiations, the country unilaterally cut tariffs on imports.unilaterally = in a manner that did not involve others
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NATO is still considering a motion of common defense while the US government is on the brink of taking unilateral action— (source)unilateral = done alone without others
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And such unilateral action was costly diplomatically, enraging other countries and putting Britain in open conflict with rival military powers. (source)
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Henry was furious with Dad for unilaterally quitting the band, especially since Mom had said he could still play shows. (source)unilaterally = in a manner that did not involve others
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Swaney told Luma that he couldn't unilaterally allow her to use the empty field, but that she was free to make her case to the Clarkston City Council. (source)unilaterally = by himself
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He turned squarely from her and, peering earnestly at Kennicott, resumed, "Doctor, what's been your experience with unilateral pyelonephritis?" (source)unilateral = involving only 1 (in this case 1 kidney instead of 2)
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It would be neither fitting nor efficacious for this Government to undertake to draw up unilaterally a program designed to place Europe on its feet economically. (source)unilaterally = alone (without involving others)
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Such aid -- Such aid is not an act of war, even if a dictator should unilaterally proclaim it so to be. (source)
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She made a unilateral decision.†unilateral = made alone without others
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