Pronunciation

/unʌɪt/

Definitions

Noun

• Unite (noun): A collective or unified group, often referring to a joining together of people, forces, or ideas. For example: “The diverse nations united under a common cause.”
• Union (noun): A formal alliance or association, especially of workers for better working conditions. For example: “The teachers’ union negotiated a new contract with the school district.”

Verb

• To unite (verb): To come together as one, merge, or join forces. For example: “Countries around the world united to combat climate change.”
• Combine (verb): To unite or join two or more things, often in a practical sense. For example: “The companies decided to unite their resources to increase efficiency.”

Adjective

• United (adjective): Joined as one, in a collective or harmonious manner. For example: “The United Nations represents a united effort to promote peace worldwide.”

Adverb

• Unitedly (adverb): In a united or concerted manner. For example: “The athletes marched unitedly during the opening ceremony.”

Phrases

• “Unite against” signifies joining forces to oppose something.
• “Unite for” implies coming together to support a specific cause.
• “United we stand, divided we fall” is a common saying emphasizing the importance of unity.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Their efforts to unite the community have been successful.”
• Verb: “The countries vowed to unite their military might against terrorism.”
• Adjective: “The united team won the championship.”
• Adverb: “They worked unitedly on the project, sharing their expertise.”

Synonyms

• Join
• Combine
• Conjoin
• Link
• Bind
• Solidify
• Collaborate
• Formulate
• Unify