Definition of unify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
joining partstr. make into a single unittr.
- The treaty will unify the rival regions.
2.
joining togetherintr. become a single unitintr.
- The rival groups finally unified after months of talks.
Origin of unify
Latin, unus (one) + facere (to make)
Terms with unify included in their meaning
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physics
theory that attempts to unify the fundamental forces of physics
unification
tending to unify or bring together
unify
cause to become one with
Examples of unify in a sentence
A clear theme can unify the entire exhibition. The smaller groups gradually unify under one banner. These districts will unify into one municipality.
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- French:unifier, s'unifier, ...
- German:vereinigen, sich vereinigen, ...
- Italian:unificare, unirsi, ...
- Spanish:unificar, unificarse, ...
- Portuguese:unificar, unir-se, ...
- Chinese:统一, 合一, ...
- Japanese:統一する, ...
- Arabic:وَحَّدَ, تَوَحَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַחֵד, לְהִתְאַחֵד, ...
- Russian:объединять, объединяться, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднувати, об'єднуватися, ...
- Hindi:एकीकृत करना, एक होना, ...
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