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non-universal
adjective
(alsononuniversal)uk /ˌnɒn.juː.nɪˈvɜː.səl/ us /ˌnɑːn.juː.nəˈvɝː.səl/
not existing everywhere or involving everyone:
A change to a non-universal health care system would be fiercely resisted by the public.
The appeal of her work has always been non-universal, with both strong supporters and fierce critics.
The proposal met with non-universal approval and indeed some outright criticism.
In economics, a non-universal need is something that is essential only for some people.
The US approach to healthcare coverage is nonuniversal and based on ability to pay.
Discussion about non-universal ethical questions might reveal areas of fundamental disagreement.
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across-the-board
all and sundryidiom
all comers
anybody
anyone
man
no one
nobody
one and allidiom
one-size-fits-all
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people
S, s
sundry
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