unity in Irish
unity in Irish is aontas — unity means the state of being one, whole, and undivided.
unity in Irish
aontas
What does "unity" mean?
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noun The state of being one, whole, and undivided.
"The choir sang with such unity that it sounded like a single voice."
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noun Agreement and harmony between people or parts.
"Neighbours worked together in unity to clean up the park."
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noun In mathematics, the number 1, or an element that behaves like 1 under a given operation.
"Dividing any non-zero number by itself gives unity."
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unity in a sentence
- The choir sang with such unity that it sounded like a single voice.
- The team played with real unity, moving as a single organism.
- Neighbours worked together in unity to clean up the park.
- There was little unity in the family when it came to choosing a holiday.
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What is "unity" in Irish?
"unity" in Irish is aontas. unity means: The state of being one, whole, and undivided.
How do you use "unity" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir sang with such unity that it sounded like a single voice." In Irish, "unity" is aontas.
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