Obs.–1 [f. UNITE v. + -MENT.] The fact or condition of being united; union.
1631–2. N. Ferrar, Story Bks. Little Gidding (1899), 169. The hope of better serving God and the firmer unitiment [sic] unto him.
Obs.–1 [f. UNITE v. + -MENT.] The fact or condition of being united; union.
1631–2. N. Ferrar, Story Bks. Little Gidding (1899), 169. The hope of better serving God and the firmer unitiment [sic] unto him.
