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Meanings of unified in English

Formed or united into a whole.

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Operating as a unit.

Usage of unified in English
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It was meant to provide a unified position on a national crisis.
News.com.au
2
He said that a unified product may take a year or two.
Reuters
3
One problem is the sector's apparent inability to make a unified case.
The Guardian
4
Currently, different certification schemes exist but not in a unified, centralised way.
The Irish Times
5
Mr Flavell said he was ready for a new unified Māori movement.
Radio NZ
6
So why is dis-unified Europe better at team golf than unified America?
Reuters
7
After the deal, BroadSoft employees will join Cisco's unified communications technology group.
Reuters
8
Their work forms the beginning of a unified theory of geometric randomness.
Wired
9
A unified sector voice will be louder if we all work together.
The Irish Times
10
It thinks it needs a new threat to keep the Alliance unified.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
11
Firms should create a unified compliance regime that accommodates all regulatory obligations.
Reuters
12
Art and nature belong together in the unified soul of the child.
Study of Child Life
13
As a result, the Platte has always lacked a unified climbing scene.
Climbing Magazine
14
Their second album sees a more unified approach to Lightbody's Americana-style songwriting.
The Irish Times
15
Create a unified mathematical language for everything the military sees or hears.
Wired
16
I won't call it a place, but it's definitely a unified area.
The Naked God
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Unified across language varieties
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