unified

adjective (unified); past form of the verb unify (unify, unifies, unified, unifying)

«unified» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Unified means joined together into one whole. tree →
It also means made the same or consistent everywhere, as in a unified system. tree →

In the lessons

In history it describes countries made from smaller parts. In everyday life it describes teams that work as one, or systems that are the same everywhere. Phrases: a unified country, a unified team, unified rules.

Examples

Germany became a unified country in 1871. tree →
The team was unified behind its captain. tree →
The school wants a unified set of rules for all classes. tree →
The king unified the kingdoms. tree →
Scientists want a unified theory. tree →
After the argument, the class felt unified again. tree →

Note

Verb unify: unifies, unified, unifying (y changes to i). Similar: united, joined, combined.

On Mova

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