1. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Become one.
Synonyms
integrate unify federalize syncretize coalesce syncretise consolidate converge federalise federate merge consubstantiate
Antonyms
disunify uncouple centralise concentrate centralize
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)
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2. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief.
Synonyms
pair reunite reunify unify club federate couple consociate federalize ally with pair off wed marry federalise get married hook up with get hitched with associate espouse conjoin partner off fall in band together join confederate league get together
Antonyms
divide unmarried foe nonmember dissociate
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)

3. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Bring together for a common purpose or action or ideology or in a shared situation.
Synonyms
draw together unify bond change bring together modify alter
Antonyms
dominant reject disconnect stay explode
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)

4. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Join or combine.
Synonyms
unify change consolidate modify weld merge alter consubstantiate
Antonyms
disjoin disarrange spread divided detach
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)

5. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Be or become joined or united or linked.
Synonyms
articulate link link up interconnect syndicate join complect connect interlink
Antonyms
disassemble idle disintegrate differentiate segregate
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)

6. unite

verb. (ˈjuːˌnaɪt) Have or possess in combination.
Synonyms
combine have feature
Antonyms
lack weaken diverge voice
Etymology
unite (English)
unitus (Latin)
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