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adjective · C1United
yoo-NYT-id/juˈnaɪtɪd/
United means joined as one group, nation, or purpose: a united board, the United Kingdom. Unite (already in the dictionary) is the verb; divided sits opposite. A single comms line is branding; an n is a number.
Meaning
Joined as one group, nation, or purpose.
Examples
- “A united comms line does not fill an empty n.”
- “Unite is already in this course (verb). Joint is a cousin. A line is a message. A count is methods. Put the number first; then speak with one voice.”
Good to know
Joined as one. Verb: unite (already in the dictionary). One voice ≠ a filled n.
Near in meaning
joint
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