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Meanings of unify in English

Portuguese
confraternizar
Catalan
mesclar-se
Spanish
mezclar

To bring or combine together or with something else.

confraternizar
Portuguese
unificar
Catalan
ajuntar
Spanish
unificar

Become one.

unificar
Usage of unify in English
1
There needs to be more courageous decisions, we need to unify efforts.
The Guardian
2
Someone with great passion and energy who can unify the United States.
Radio NZ
3
Other proposals to unify Europe's response to banking crises have hit obstacles.
Reuters
4
Mr Rabuka said the suspension was an avenue to unify the party.
Radio NZ
5
Sociology seeks out the laws and principles that unify all the rest.
Society: Its Origin and Development
6
If approved by both sides, Unilever hopes to unify on Nov. 22.
Reuters
7
Microsoft's plans to unify Xbox One and PC gaming have proved controversial.
The Guardian
8
Indala means to invade Dreanger, capture al-Qarn, and unify the two kaifates.
Surrender to the will of the night
9
To efface superiority, such men pretend to unify manners, customs, and situations.
The Psychology of Revolution
10
It marks the first attempt to unify the bloc's response to problem lenders.
Reuters
11
It also offers software solutions to unify fragmented data and provide actionable insight.
Reuters
12
But I doubt they are able to unify the whole thing.
The Guardian
13
Notable sports figures have managed, to some extent, to unify their troubled nations.
The South African
14
That is not going to get us to unify, she said.
Reuters
15
Seeger saw protest singing as a powerful tool to unify people.
Radio NZ
16
Reality is one; and when found, it will unify all mankind.
The Promulgation of Universal Peace
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United States of America
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