[f. UNAL a. + -IST; cf. pluralist.] a. A holder of only one benefice.
b. A believer in unalism.
1743. R. Newton, Pluralities Indefensible, 193. I do deny, that, in the general, Pluralists have Greater Merit than Unalists.
1892. ‘Unitas,’ Unalism, i. 1. Christian nations and Churches generally … are Double Deists, or Ditheists, instead of being Unalists, as they ought to be.
