Definition Synonyms
Definition of unifying - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
bringing togethermaking different things united or whole
- Her unifying speech brought everyone together.
Noun
groupingprocess of making different things into one group
- The unifying of the two companies created a stronger business.
Origin of unifying
Latin, unus (one) + facere (to make)
Terms with unifying included in their meaning
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political science
unifying people within a state for stability
science
physics theory where particles are tiny vibrating strings unifying forces and matter
physics theory
theory unifying fundamental forces with particle symmetry
Germanic unification
goal of unifying German-speaking or Germanic people
design
unifying structural system or concept
unifying
organizing under a single authority
unifying
tending to combine into a solid or unified whole
philosophy
unifying different elements into a cohesive whole
Examples of unifying in a sentence
Her unifying vision reshaped the company's culture. The unifying of the neighborhood groups made the petition harder to ignore. The unifying of the datasets revealed patterns no team had seen before.
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- French:rassembleur, unification, ...
- German:vereinigend, Vereinigung, ...
- Italian:unificante, unificazione, ...
- Spanish:unificador, unificación, ...
- Portuguese:unificador, unificação, ...
- Chinese:统一的, 统一, ...
- Japanese:統一的な, 統合, ...
- Arabic:مُوَحِّد, تَوْحيد, ...
- Hebrew:מְאַחֵד, אִחוּד, ...
- Russian:объединяющий, объединение, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднуючий, об'єднання, ...
- Hindi:एकीकृत करने वाला, एकीकरण, ...
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)
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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