uniqueity

The uniqueity of the services and customer protection, confidentiality will set Design Consultants apart.

Uniqueity offers another way of using the word unique or uniquness to show it is set apart from other items of objects. This is a one of a kind item

by La Donna Cowan November 19, 2007

Ubiquity

Omnipresent; An existence or perceived existence of being everywhere at once.

The ubiquity of Santa Claus during the winter season in America has become undeniable.

by Louis Osborn October 13, 2005

uniquify

To make an item unique or to create a unique index for a list of items, especially in the context of SQL databases. (Alternate spelling: uniquefy)

We need to uniquify the data if we want to run queries on it.

by adamaustin June 30, 2007

Uniquity

The state or quality of being unique. Uniqueness.

Your Aunt Belle-- Now, SHE had a way of doing things. None like her hereabouts. The way she dressed, she had a uniquity to her. Turned a lot of heads.

by Bilham June 17, 2011

uniquely American

Utterly fucked. Terribly sad. Unjust. Awful. Devastating.

Source:

THE PRESIDENT: You work three jobs?

MS. MORNIN: Three jobs, yes.

THE PRESIDENT: Uniquely American, isn’t it? I mean, that is fantastic that you’re doing that. (Applause.) Get any sleep? (Laughter.)

So guess what, that crappy food from China killed my cat!

Whoa, that's uniquely American, dude! Sorry as hell to hear that!

by Marion Delgado July 1, 2008

Uniquefy

to make something unique.

I uniquefied that sweedish penis enhancer, one of a kind, eh?

by Heywud Jablome August 26, 2003

uniquify

To remove non-unique items from a collection of items.

Before I decided to uniquify the list, some of the users were mentioned multiple times.

by clgonsal February 12, 2009