unified force — A group of people, organizations, or military units combined into a single, cohesive whole to achieve a common goal
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A group of people, organizations, or military units combined into a single, cohesive whole to achieve a common goal
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈjuːnɪfaɪd fɔːrs/
Example Sentences
- My mom and dad became a unified force the moment I asked for a later curfew.
- The UN peacekeepers acted as a unified force to maintain stability in the region.
- The three cats formed a unified force against the vacuum cleaner.
unified force
NOUN[/ˈjuːnɪfaɪd fɔːrs/]
A group of people, organizations, or military units combined into a single, cohesive whole to achieve a common goal
The knights joined as a unified force and broke through the enemy line.
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“My mom and dad became a unified force the moment I asked for a later curfew.”
“The UN peacekeepers acted as a unified force to maintain stability in the region.”
“The three cats formed a unified force against the vacuum cleaner.”
“European nations built a unified force to respond quickly to natural disasters.”
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