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Pronunciation: y
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tFunction: verb
Inflected Form(s): unit·ed; unit·ing
Etymology: Middle English uniten "to unite," from early French uniter (same meaning), from Latin unitus, past participle of unire "to unite, make into one," from earlier unus "one" --related to INCH, OUNCE, UNISON
1 a : to put or come together to form a single unit b : to cause to cling together <unite two pieces of wood> c : to link by a legal or moral bond
2 : to become one or as if one <two elements unite to form a compound>
3 : to join in action : act as if one <unite in song>
synonym see JOIN
- unit·er noun
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