Obs.–1 [f. UNI- + PRESENCE, after OMNIPRESENCE.] The fact, on the part of a number, of being present in one place. So † Unipresent a. Obs.–1
1619. Lushington, Recant. Serm. (1659), 77. The unipresence, or local union of body; ‘in one place.’ Ibid., 96. They were unanimous and unipresent.
