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The definition of unitary is something that relates to one unit or whole.

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An example of something unitary is the government of the United Kingdom, multiple counties with one government.

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See unitary in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective

of a unit or units
of, based on, or characterized by unity
having the nature of or used as a unit

See unitary in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective

Of or relating to a unit.
Having the nature of a unit; whole.
Based on or characterized by one or more units.

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uˌni·tarˈi·ly adverb

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