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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.
uniquify by clgonsal February 12, 2009
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uniquify 

to make unique, to alter existing
ambiguous conditions until an object can be singularly identified among like objects
After months of job searching without a single in-person interview, I realized I needed to uniquify.
uniquify by SuzQZ May 19, 2009

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.
Uniquity by Bilham June 17, 2011
I uniquefied that sweedish penis enhancer, one of a kind, eh?
Uniquefy by Heywud Jablome August 26, 2003

Uniquity 

Pronounced- you-nee-quit-ee

Another word for uniqueness; describing how unique something is
omg can you hear the uniquity of her voice
Uniquity by mcflurry40 September 3, 2021

Uniquity 

Pronounced- you-nee-quit-ee

Another word for uniqueness; describing how unique something is
omg can you hear the uniquity of her voice
Uniquity by mcflurry40 September 3, 2021
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