united
/juːˈnʌɪtɪd
/adjective
1Joined together politically, for a common purpose, or by common feelings: women acting together in a united way...
- Joining in a united front against fascism is one thing, but being party to attacks on the working class is quite another.
- The first step has to be the main parties working together to present a united front against racism, xenophobia and the politics of disunity.
- This was a missed opportunity to show a united political front against the war and to broaden the appeal of the anti-war campaign.
Synonyms
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
1.1British Used in names of soccer and other sports teams formed by amalgamation: Oxford United...
- Ronaldo tries to go round Gary Neville, but the United defender gets his foot in.
- Recently, I took Aaryn to Old Trafford for his first United game, which he loved.
- It was nice to see the United fans applauding Real off the pitch at the end.
Derivatives
unitedly
- ‘A determined humanity will have to meet these challenges unitedly, and religion can help bring about that unity of purpose, provided it is properly understood and practiced,’ Vanavarayar observed.
- Although the two teams differed in their perception of what made India great, they unitedly opposed the diatribes of the third team.
- He hoped that people will work unitedly for progress of the Centre.