United

/juːˈnaɪtɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

past tense of unite; to join together into a whole.

The two companies united to form a stronger corporation.

made or formed into one.

They united their resources to tackle the community’s needs.

adjective

joined together for a common purpose or interest.

The united efforts of the team led to a successful project completion.

in agreement; in harmony.

The united political factions managed to pass the new legislation.

combined into a single entity.

The united nations of the world strive for peace and cooperation.

From Middle English 'united', from Old French 'unit', from Latin 'unitus', past participle of 'unire' (to unite).

United we stand, divided we fall

Emphasizes the importance of unity and cooperation.

United front

A coalition or alliance of individuals or groups working together.

United in purpose

Sharing the same goal or aim.

unity

The state of being united or forming a whole.

unification

The process of making or becoming united.

union

The action of joining together or the state of being joined.

Teamwork

We're united on this project, let's crush it!

One crew

We're all united here, everyone has each other's backs.