A rare philosophical or linguistic term suggesting something that is universal together or shared as a common characteristic across multiple things.
From co- (Latin prefix meaning together) plus universal (from Latin universalis, comprising all), creating a term for shared or mutual universality.
Couniversal is barely used in modern English—it's mostly found in historical philosophical texts—but it points to an interesting idea: some things aren't just individually universal but are 'universally universal' because everyone shares them!
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