grand unification theory
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of grand unification theory
First recorded in 1980–85
Example Sentences
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Einstein spent the balance of his life trying to develop a grand unification theory of the four fundamental forces of nature, without success.
From US News
Some experts believe that advances in string theory may lead to a grand unification theory, explaining all of the fundamental forces of nature.
From Washington Post
Conservatives argue against the expansion of government, whereas Republicans sometimes enlarge it to please their constituents or themselves. Republicans also sometimes botch foreign policy operations and spin themselves silly in their aftermath, which is why the Benghazi revelations are left out of this grand unification theory.
From Slate
With Windows 8, Microsoft plans to be ready for this Grand Unification Theory.
From New York Times
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