united
adjective
[ juːˈnʌɪtɪd ]
• joined together politically, for a common purpose, or by common feelings.
• "women acting together in a united way"
Similar:
unified,
integrated,
consolidated,
amalgamated,
joined,
merged,
banded together,
federal,
federated,
confederate,
common,
shared,
joint,
combined,
corporate,
mutual,
communal,
allied,
cooperative,
collective,
collaborative,
aggregate,
undivided,
solid,
consistent,
concerted,
pooled,
cross-party,
in agreement,
agreed,
in unison,
of the same opinion,
of the same mind,
of like mind,
like-minded,
at one,
as one,
in accord,
in concord,
unanimous,
in sympathy,
in rapport,
in harmony,
in unity,
shoulder to shoulder,
unite
verb
• come or bring together for a common purpose or action.
• "he called on the party to unite"
Similar:
unify,
join,
link,
connect,
combine,
amalgamate,
fuse,
integrate,
weld,
bond,
stick together,
bring together,
knit together,
glue,
cement,
coalesce,
join together,
join forces,
associate,
band together,
club together,
ally,
cooperate,
collaborate,
work together,
act together,
pull together,
get together,
team up,
go into partnership,
work side by side,
pool resources,
gang up,
Origin:
late Middle English: from Latin unit- ‘joined together’, from the verb unire, from unus ‘one’.
