"unidextrous" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From uni- + Latin dexter (“right\", \"skillful”) + -ous.",
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      "form": "more unidextrous",
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          "ref": "1902, Child study in Chicago, page 1108:",
          "text": "[…]children on the average are unidextrous, with the right hand superior at the time they enter school, and that the unidexterity increases during the early years of adolescence.",
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          "text": "Using the fact that every worldsheet may be ruled by two copies of worldlines, a restricted version of Weyl's construction of representations of algebras is used to extend the recent classification of off-shell supermultiplets of iV-extended worldline supersymmetry to usual off-shell and also unidextrous (on-the-half-shell) supermultiplets of worldsheet (p, g)-supersymmetry with no central extension.",
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          "ref": "2012, The Real Anatomy of Complex Linear Superfields, page 13:",
          "text": "Owing to the \"bow-ties theorems\" of Ref. [54], it is clear that this valise (3.22) by itself cannot extend even to worldsheet supersymmetry (other than the trivial extension cases of unidextrous (4,0)- and (0,4)-supersymmetry), and therefore certainly does not extend to supersymmetry in any higher-dimensional spacetime.",
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        "(string theory) Displaying a restricted form of supersymmetry that is one-sided, allowing only one type of transformation."
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