universal in Irish
universal in Irish is comhchoiteann, uilechoiteann — universal means applying to or shared by everyone or everything in a group.
universal in Irish
comhchoiteann
Common to all members of a group or class.
uilechoiteann
Common to all society; worldwide.
What does "universal" mean?
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adjective Applying to or shared by everyone or everything in a group.
"Clean water should be a universal right, not a privilege."
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adjective Relating to the universe as a whole.
"Scientists study the universal laws that govern how stars and galaxies form."
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adjective Designed to work in many different situations or with many different things.
"The adapter is universal, so it fits sockets from any country."
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universal in a sentence
- Clean water should be a universal right, not a privilege.
- The film has universal appeal, popular with kids and adults alike.
- Scientists study the universal laws that govern how stars and galaxies form.
- The old poem describes a universal order that holds every planet in its path.
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What is "universal" in Irish?
"universal" in Irish is comhchoiteann, uilechoiteann. universal means: Applying to or shared by everyone or everything in a group.
How do you use "universal" in a sentence?
Example: "Clean water should be a universal right, not a privilege." In Irish, "universal" is comhchoiteann, uilechoiteann.
Are there other ways to say "universal" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "universal": comhchoiteann, uilechoiteann.
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