B1verbpoliticssociety
US/ˈjuː.nə.faɪ/
UK/ˈjuː.nɪ.faɪ/
to join people, groups or parts together so that they become one
In context
The new leader promised to unify the divided country.
Football has the power to unify people from very different backgrounds.
The company wants to unify its three apps into a single platform.
Words that go with unify
verb + noun
- unify the countryThe king hoped the royal wedding would unify the country.
- unify the partyThe new chairman worked hard to unify the party before the election.
- unify peopleMusic can unify people who speak different languages.
verb + preposition
- unify intoThe two systems were unified into one database last year.
adjective + noun
- unified systemThe government plans a unified system for school exams across the country.
- unified approachSchools need a unified approach to online safety.