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Terms vs Unionise - What's the difference?

terms | unionise |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb unionise is

.

Unionise vs Unionised - What's the difference?

unionise | unionised |


As verbs the difference between unionise and unionised

is that unionise is standard spelling of from=non-Oxford British spelling|unionize while unionised is past tense of unionise.

As an adjective unionised is

an alternative spelling of lang=en.

Unionise vs Unionist - What's the difference?

unionise | unionist |


As a verb unionise

is .

As an adjective unionist is

(sometimes|capitalised) of or pertaining to unionism.

As a noun unionist is

an advocate or supporter of unionism.

Unionism vs Unionise - What's the difference?

unionism | unionise |


As a noun unionism

is the support of advocacy of a union, especially of a trade union.

As a verb unionise is

.

Unionise vs Unionize - What's the difference?

unionise | unionize |


As verbs the difference between unionise and unionize

is that unionise is while unionize is (ambitransitive) to organize workers into a union.