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Translate files Unified
/ˈjuː.nɪ.faɪd/
Meaning & Definition
verb
The past tense of 'unify,' which means to make or become one; to combine or bring together.
They unified their efforts to help the community more effectively.
To bring together or form into a single entity or group.
She unified the different departments under one leadership structure.
adjective
Formed or joined together to make a single entity; combined.
The unified team worked seamlessly to achieve their goals.
Made consistent or harmonious in character, form, or approach.
The unified policy across all branches helped streamline operations.
Having a common purpose or integrating various components into one.
The conference aimed to create a unified vision for environmental sustainability.
Etymology
From the Latin 'unificare', meaning to make one.
Common Phrases and Expressions
unified front:
A group presenting a single, common stance or response.
unified theory:
A theory that attempts to reconcile or unify disparate phenomena.
unified approach:
A method that combines various strategies into one.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
Coming together as a group.
We're all unified on this decision.
Complete and successful integration.
The project was a unified effort.