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adjective
- 1. joined together politically, for a common purpose, or by common feelings: "women acting together in a united way" Similar Opposite
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UNITED definition: 1. joined together as a group: 2. If people are united, they all agree about something: 3. an…. Learn more.
1. : made one : combined. 2. : relating to or produced by joint action. a united effort. 3. : being in agreement : harmonious. a united family. unitedly adverb. Synonyms. agreeable. amicable. compatible. congenial. frictionless. harmonious. kindred. unanimous. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus. Examples of united in a Sentence.
United definition: made into or caused to act as a single entity. See examples of UNITED used in a sentence.
When two things are so closely linked or attached that they act as if they were a single unit, they are united. Allied countries join together during war, united against a common enemy. If several friends are united against a playground bully, they act as one to fight back or scare the bully away.
Definition of 'united' united. (juːnaɪtɪd ) 1. adjective. When people are united about something, they agree about it and act together. Every party is united on the need for parliamentary democracy. [+ on] A united effort is always more effective than an isolated complaint. Synonyms: in agreement, agreed, unanimous, one More Synonyms of united.
1. Combined into a single entity: three united companies functioning as a single unit. 2. Concerned with, produced by, or resulting from mutual action: a united effort to combat neighborhood crime. 3. Being in harmony; agreed: supported the policy as a united student body. u·nit′ed·ly adv. u·nit′ed·ness n.
(of people or groups) in agreement and working together. We need to become a more united team. united in something They are united in their opposition to the plan. united in doing something The two parties were united in insisting on keeping the two regions of the Sudan together.
