/y.nik.mɑ̃/
Translation
only, solely
Word origin
From the adjective 'unique' plus the adverb ending '-ment', which itself comes from Latin mente ('with a mind of'). 'Unique' is from Latin unicus ('sole, one of a kind'), from unus ('one').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unicus
- English cognates
- unique, unity, union, unit
Examples
composé .
This dish is made up solely of vegetables.
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I came only to see you.
L' aux .
Access is restricted to club members only.
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She works mornings only.
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The problem does not come from you alone.
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