noun
unification
yoo-nih-fih-KAYSHN
noun
1
The act or process of joining separate parts into a single whole.
"German unification in 1990 brought East and West Germany together as one country."
"The merger was billed as the unification of two rival companies."
How to Use Unification
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe process of bringing separate things or groups together into one.
Common pairings
national unification
process of unification
push for unification
Word Forms
unifications plural
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Etymology
From unify plus the noun-forming suffix -ification, describing the process of making something unified.