unite in Irish
unite in Irish is aontaigh — unite means to bring together as one; to join.
unite in Irish
aontaigh
(transitive) To bring together as one.
What does "unite" mean?
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verb To bring together as one; to join.
"A shared love of music united the neighbours after years of silence."
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verb To come together and act as one.
"The villagers united to rebuild the bridge after the flood."
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unite in a sentence
- A shared love of music united the neighbours after years of silence.
- The crisis united people across political lines.
- The villagers united to rebuild the bridge after the flood.
- If we unite, we can persuade the council to change its mind.
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What is "unite" in Irish?
"unite" in Irish is aontaigh. unite means: To bring together as one; to join.
How do you use "unite" in a sentence?
Example: "A shared love of music united the neighbours after years of silence." In Irish, "unite" is aontaigh.
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