different between unspecific vs unispecific
unspecific
English
Etymology
un- +? specific
Adjective
unspecific (comparative more unspecific, superlative most unspecific)
- Not specific: nonspecific.
unspecific From the web:
unispecific
English
Etymology
uni- +? specific
Adjective
unispecific (not comparable)
- Of one species; monospecific.
unispecific From the web:
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