unite

Become one thing

Unite means to bring together or join into a single whole.

Countries unite against common enemies; people unite in marriage or shared purpose.

The treaty united the warring factions.

What was separate becomes one: Music has the power to unite people across cultures.

The adjective united describes the resulting state: a united front, the United States.

bond

connect

Join or link

couple · bind · fasten · merge · fuse · splice · yoke · adjoin · interconnect · affix

rally

mobilize

Organize for action

muster · summon · organize · galvanize · band together · join forces · come together · converge · congregate · coalesce

alliance

coalition

Temporary alliance for action

  • pactFormal agreement between parties
  • treatyBinding pact between nations
  • confederationAutonomous entities united loosely

federation · league · bloc · entente · partnership · association · consortium · syndicate · network · affiliation

solidarity

togetherness

State of close connection

fellowship · comradeship · community · cooperation · teamwork · collaboration · cohesion · loyalty · support · mutuality

marriage

wed

Join in matrimony

nuptials · vows · bride · groom · spouse · betrothal · ceremony · engagement · honeymoon · altar

harmony

concord

Mutual agreement, peaceful relations

understanding · rapport · compatibility · consensus · cooperation · reconciliation · agreement · synchrony · cohesion · fellowship

Categories
Opposites
cohesion/togetherness

unitedivide

Separate into parts

separate · split · sever · part · disunite

agreement/harmony

unitedivide

Separate into parts

polarize · alienate · estrange · set against · pit against

Phrases
Family

unit, union, united, unity, reunion, unicorn, uniting, unison, reunite

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G