unitive
Unitive is an adjective meaning forming or designed to form a unity or union. In common usage, it denotes actions, policies, or qualities that promote solidarity, integration, or togetherness. The term derives from the Latin unitus, from unus "one," via the suffix -ive, and has been in English since the early modern period.
In theology, particularly within Catholic moral theology, the "unitive" aspect of marriage refers to the dimension
In broader philosophy and social theory, unitive can describe efforts or policies aimed at creating or reinforcing
In law and international relations, "unitive" can refer to processes or frameworks intended to synchronize legal