What does UNIFY mean?

Unify

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: To bring together into one unit or whole; to make uniform or consistent.

Pronunciation (US): yoo-nuh-fahy

Pronunciation (UK): yoo-nuh-fahy

Origin and Usage: The word "unify" comes from the Latin word "unificare," which means "to make one." It was first used in English in the mid-16th century. "Unify" is commonly used in politics, sports, and business to describe the process of bringing together different groups or elements to form a single entity.

Synonyms: Consolidate, integrate, merge, unite, bring together, combine, harmonize, coordinate.

Related Words: Union, unity, unison, untie, unus.

Example Sentences:

• After years of conflict, the two countries finally decided to unify and form a single nation.
• The companys merger with its rival was an attempt to unify the industry.
• The coachs strategy was to unify the team by focusing on their common goal.
• The governments policy was aimed at unifying the country and reducing regional tensions.
• The artists work was an attempt to unify different styles and techniques into a single masterpiece.