Union

/ˈjuːniən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act of joining two or more things together to form a single entity.

The union of the two companies created a powerful new corporation.

An organization of workers formed to protect their rights and interests.

She is a member of the teacher's union, which negotiates contracts on behalf of educators.

A state or political entity formed by the joining of two or more states.

The Union fought against the Confederacy in the American Civil War.

A marriage or similar partnership.

Their union was celebrated with a beautiful wedding ceremony.

The result of combining multiple elements or groups.

The union of different cultures at the festival was a testament to global harmony.

From Latin 'unio', meaning 'oneness'.

labor union

An organization that represents the collective interests of workers.

union hall

A building used by a labor union for meetings and activities.

union of hearts

A figurative expression for a deep emotional bond between people.

unite

To come or bring together for a common purpose.

unity

The state of being one or united.

unification

The process of joining together.

A close-knit group or organization.

The squad is like a union, always there for each other.

A partnership or alliance in a casual sense.

We're in a union when it comes to our interests in the project.