unify — to bring together or combine parts into a single unit; to make or become united
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to bring together or combine parts into a single unit; to make or become united
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈjuːnɪfaɪ/
Example Sentences
- The superhero tried to unify all the villains by offering them free pizza every Friday.
- The company plans to unify its global operations by 2025.
- My mom tried to unify our family by making everyone wear matching pajamas.
unify
VERB[/ˈjuːnɪfaɪ/]
to bring together or combine parts into a single unit; to make or become united
The passionate leader aggressively shoved the two massive puzzle pieces together, successfully managing to unify the divided team.
UNI(one) + FY(make) — to unify is the action of forcefully crushing many different pieces to make exactly one solid block.
Failing to classify the messy cables, he decided to simplify his life and aggressively unify them all into one giant bundle with a massive zip-tie.
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“The superhero tried to unify all the villains by offering them free pizza every Friday.”
“The company plans to unify its global operations by 2025.”
“My mom tried to unify our family by making everyone wear matching pajamas.”
“The new software will unify all customer data into one platform.”
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