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Synonyms for "unite" in English

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  1. unite:

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Detailed Synonyms for unite in English

unite:

to unite verb (unites, united, uniting)

  1. to unite
    to join up; to unite; to include; to add; to join
    • join up verb (joins up, joined up, joining up)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • include verb (includes, included, including)
    • add verb (adds, added, adding)
    • join verb (joins, joined, joining)
  2. to unite
    to assemble; to unite; to bring together; to join
    • assemble verb (assembles, assembled, assembling)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • bring together verb (brings together, brought together, bringing together)
    • join verb (joins, joined, joining)
  3. to unite
    to merge; to combine; to join together; to unite; to connect; to link; to bridge
    • merge verb (merges, merge, merging)
    • combine verb (combines, combined, combining)
    • join together verb (joins together, joined together, joining together)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • connect verb (connects, connected, connecting)
    • link verb (links, linked, linking)
    • bridge verb (bridges, bridged, bridging)
  4. to unite
    bundle; to gather; to join; to unite
    • bundle verb
    • gather verb (gathers, gathered, gathering)
    • join verb (joins, joined, joining)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
  5. to unite
    to combine; to join; to unite
    • combine verb (combines, combined, combining)
    • join verb (joins, joined, joining)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
  6. to unite
    to connect; to link; to couple; to combine; to unite
    • connect verb (connects, connected, connecting)
    • link verb (links, linked, linking)
    • couple verb (couples, coupled, coupling)
    • combine verb (combines, combined, combining)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
  7. to unite
    flock together; to unite
  8. to unite
    bundle; to unite; to bind together
  9. to unite
    – join or combine 1
    to merge; to unite; unify
    – join or combine 1
    • merge verb (merges, merge, merging)
      • We merged our resources1
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • unify verb
  10. to unite
    – become one 1
    to merge; to unite; unify
    – become one 1
    • merge verb (merges, merge, merging)
      • the cells merge1
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • unify verb
  11. to unite
    – act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief 1
    to unite; unify
    – act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief 1
  12. to unite
    – bring together for a common purpose or action or ideology or in a shared situation 1
    to unite; unify
    – bring together for a common purpose or action or ideology or in a shared situation 1
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
      • the Democratic Patry platform united several splinter groups1
    • unify verb
  13. to unite
    – be or become joined or united or linked 1
    to join; to link; to connect; to unite; to link up
    – be or become joined or united or linked 1
    • join verb (joins, joined, joining)
      • Our paths joined1
    • link verb (links, linked, linking)
      • The travelers linked up again at the airport1
    • connect verb (connects, connected, connecting)
      • The two streets connect to become a highway1
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
    • link up verb (links up, linked up, linking up)
  14. to unite
    – have or possess in combination 1
    to combine; to unite
    – have or possess in combination 1
    • combine verb (combines, combined, combining)
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)
      • she unites charm with a good business sense1
  15. to unite
    – To combine two or more shapes or paths to result in a single compound path that represents all of the area that was covered by the individual shapes and paths. If the resulting path is not a solid shape (for example, if there are holes), you can release the compound path, which results in a path object being created for each contiguous edge. 2
    to unite
    – To combine two or more shapes or paths to result in a single compound path that represents all of the area that was covered by the individual shapes and paths. If the resulting path is not a solid shape (for example, if there are holes), you can release the compound path, which results in a path object being created for each contiguous edge. 2
    • unite verb (unites, united, uniting)

Conjugations for unite:

present
  1. unite
  2. unite
  3. unites
  4. unite
  5. unite
  6. unite
simple past
  1. united
  2. united
  3. united
  4. united
  5. united
  6. united
present perfect
  1. have united
  2. have united
  3. has united
  4. have united
  5. have united
  6. have united
past continuous
  1. was uniting
  2. were uniting
  3. was uniting
  4. were uniting
  5. were uniting
  6. were uniting
future
  1. shall unite
  2. will unite
  3. will unite
  4. shall unite
  5. will unite
  6. will unite
continuous present
  1. am uniting
  2. are uniting
  3. is uniting
  4. are uniting
  5. are uniting
  6. are uniting
subjunctive
  1. be united
  2. be united
  3. be united
  4. be united
  5. be united
  6. be united
diverse
  1. unite!
  2. let's unite!
  5. united
  6. uniting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

unite

  1. unite
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Related Definitions for "unite":

  1. join or combine1
  2. become one1
  3. act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief1
  4. bring together for a common purpose or action or ideology or in a shared situation1
    • the Democratic Patry platform united several splinter groups1
  5. be or become joined or united or linked1
  6. have or possess in combination1
    • she unites charm with a good business sense1
  7. To combine two or more shapes or paths to result in a single compound path that represents all of the area that was covered by the individual shapes and paths. If the resulting path is not a solid shape (for example, if there are holes), you can release the compound path, which results in a path object being created for each contiguous edge.2







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