join together
Merge into unity
To join together is to unite or combine, often with emphasis on the collaborative or mutual nature of the connection.
The phrase is technically redundant—join alone means to bring together—but the repetition reinforces unity or shared effort: Let us join together in prayer, The two companies joined together to form a conglomerate.
Common in ceremonial or formal contexts.
- amalgamateMerge distinct entities
- conjoinUnite or link together
- blendCombine into mixture
- synthesizeCombine into unified whole
- combineMerge, or harvesting machine
link · link up · bond · coalesce · graft · hybridize · consolidate · attach · integrate · unify · merge · fasten · hook up · weld · concatenate · tie the knot · interlock · ally
- Redundanciestautology, pleonasm, redundancy, redundant phrase, added bonus
ASSEMBLY vs. DISASSEMBLY
join togethertake apart
Separate into components
disassemble · dismantle · break down · deconstruct · undo