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- DictionaryU·nite/yo͞oˈnīt/
verb
- 1. come or bring together for a common purpose or action: "he called on the party to unite" Similar unifyjoinlinkconnectcombineamalgamatefuseintegrateweldbondstick togetherbring togetherknit togethergluecementcoalescejoin togetherjoin forcescombineassociateband togetherclub togetherallycooperatecollaboratework togetheract togetherpull togetherget togetherteam upgo into partnershipwork side by sidepool resourcesinformal:gang upOpposite divideseparatesplit
- ▪ come or bring together to form a unit or whole, especially in a political context: "the two Germanys officially united" Similar unifyjoinlinkconnectcombineamalgamatefuseintegrateweldbondstick togetherbring togetherknit togethergluecementcoalescejoin togetherjoin forcescombineassociateband togetherclub togetherallycooperatecollaboratework togetheract togetherpull togetherget togetherteam upgo into partnershipwork side by sidepool resourcesinformal:gang upOpposite divideseparatesplit
- ▪ join in marriage: "Lady Midlothian united herself to a man of bad character"
Word Origin late Middle English: from Latin unit- ‘joined together’, from the verb unire, from unus ‘one’.
Derivatives
- 1. unitive adjective
- 2. unitively adverb
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