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unite

Pronunciation: [juːˈnaɪt]

Word

Learn how to use unite in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “relationship”

(verb) to bring two or more things or people together to make a single unit. This can happen when friends come together to work on a project or when different groups join to support the same cause.

Example

The team worked hard to unite their ideas into one strong plan.

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The groups could not unite because they had too many differences.

Example

How can we unite our efforts to help the community?

Context: “similarity”

(verb) to have things or people come together in a shared purpose or idea. This is often used when talking about beliefs or goals that connect people.

Example

The event was created to unite people from different cultures.

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The disagreement among them made it hard to unite their beliefs.

Example

What will help us unite our voices for change?

Context: “relationship”

(noun) the state of being together as one. This can describe how a group might come together for a friends' gathering or a protest for a common cause.

Example

The unite of their efforts led to a successful project.

Example

There was no unite among the club members this time.

Example

What can bring about a stronger unite in our group?

How to pronounce unite

Pronunciation: [juːˈnaɪt]

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