verb
unify
YOO-nih-feye
verb
1
To bring separate parts together into one; to make unified.
"The new leader worked hard to unify the divided party."
"A shared currency helped unify the region economically."
How to Use Unify
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo join separate things together so they act or feel like one.
Common pairings
unify the country
unify a team
unify efforts
Word Forms
unified past tense, unifies singular
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Etymology
From Middle French unifier, from Late Latin unificare.