unify
Origin of unify
1Other words for unify
Other words from unify
- u·ni·fi·er, noun
- non·u·ni·fied, adjective
- qua·si-u·ni·fied, adjective
- re·u·ni·fy, verb (used with object), re·u·ni·fied, re·u·ni·fy·ing.
- un·u·ni·fied, adjective
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How to use unify in a sentence
That’s why the response to the coup from Myanmar’s thriving arts community has been unified, Khine says.
Myanmar's Creatives Are Fighting Military Rule With Art—Despite the Threat of a Draconian New Cyber-Security Law | Suyin Haynes | February 12, 2021 | TimeIn creating a transformed US paid search account aligned to Schneider Electric’s business goals of driving the right search traffic to the right pages on the site, the unified paid search team wasn’t starting from square one.
Case study: Schneider Electric’s digital transformation through centralized search | Evan Kent and Kimberly Dutcher | February 11, 2021 | Search Engine WatchIt’s so striking to me that this is one of those things where you’d think it would unify the country.
“We did the worst job in the world”: Lawrence Wright on America’s botched Covid-19 response | Sean Illing | February 9, 2021 | VoxIn the middle of it all is McCarthy, who tried to unify his caucus in that closed-door meeting, standing behind Cheney and Greene both.
The Marjorie Taylor Greene committee removal vote, explained | Gabby Birenbaum | February 5, 2021 | Vox“City of a Thousand Gates” might not appeal to readers who like their stories neatly unified, resolved, centered on the individual.
Rebecca Sacks’s ‘City of a Thousand Gates’ is a kaleidoscopic debut that illuminates the Israeli-Palestinian conflict | Porter Shreve | February 4, 2021 | Washington Post
And ultimately, you pursued a partisan political agenda rather than seek to unify the country and move us together.
Dear Obama, the Time for Presidential Leadership on Race Is Now | Ron Christie | April 28, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTI would unify the conservative family and I believe the conservative family needs to be unified.
This kind of framing could unify, to some extent anyway, the Democratic left and center.
Similarly, most European states took centuries to unify and become liberal democracies.
Defeating the Arab Spring Syndrome of Self-Defeat | Talal Alyan | October 15, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTIn short, does refraining from running buses on Shabbat serve to unify the country around the symbol of the Jewish week?
A whole bunch of unifiers were ahead of him; each one of them was trying to unify Italy in his own way.
Humanly Speaking | Samuel McChord CrothersMen will unify only to intensify the search for knowledge and power, and live as ever for new occasions.
The Outline of History: Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind | Herbert George WellsBut stress has done more than articulate or unify sequences that in their own right imply a syntactic relation.
Language | Edward SapirEquilibrium of intelligence tends to unify and harmonize American interests and to strengthen patriotism.
A Broader Mission for Liberal Education | John Henry WorstThe individual is sovereign over himself”—attains his Swaraj “in so far as he can develop control and unify his manifold nature.
Freedom Through Disobedience | C. R. (Chittaranjan) Das
British Dictionary definitions for unify
/ (ˈjuːnɪˌfaɪ) /
to make or become one; unite
Origin of unify
1Derived forms of unify
- unifiable, adjective
- unifier, noun
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