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Meaning of united
The primary meaning of the word "united" is being joined or linked together, either physically or in a shared purpose.
Etymology of united
The word "united" originates from the Old French word "unit", which is derived from the Latin word "unitas", meaning oneness or unity
The Latin word "unitas" is itself derived from the Latin word "unus", meaning one
The word "united" has been used in English since the 15th century, initially to describe physical objects or entities that are joined together, and later to describe abstract concepts such as cooperation, harmony, and unity.
Synonyms
combined
joined
allied
linked
connected
unified
integrated
merged
amalgamated
consolidated
coordinated
harmonized
synchronized
cooperative
collaborative
collective
mutual
shared
joint
communal
reciprocal
symbiotic
interdependent
cohesive
homogeneous
uniform
consistent
concerted
cooperative
symbiotic
interrelated
interconnected
undivided
unbroken
intact
whole
entire
complete
cohesive
compact
solid
firm
stable
secure
strong
sturdy
compact
close
tight
inseparable
indissoluble
inseparable
indelible.
Definitions
- Made or joined together, either physically or in a shared purpose
- Forming a single, unified whole, either by being joined together or by having a shared characteristic or goal
- Being in a state of harmony or cooperation, with different parts or groups working together towards a common objective
Usage Examples
- The company is united in its goal to become the market leader
- The team worked together, united in their determination to win the championship
- The city is united in its support for the local football team
- The country is united in its celebration of independence day
Antonyms
divided
separated
disconnected
isolated
alone
solitary
individual
independent
detached
disjointed
fragmented
scattered
dispersed
dissimilar
disparate
distinct
different
contradictory
opposing
conflicting
clashing
hostile
rival
competitive
antagonistic
adversarial
inimical.