B2adjectivepoliticssociety
US/juˈnaɪ.tɪd/
UK/juˈnaɪ.tɪd/
joined together as one group, or agreeing and working together for a shared aim
In context
The team stayed united even after losing three games in a row.
Parents and teachers presented a united front against the new plan.
Protecting the oceans needs a united effort from every country.
Words that go with united
adjective + preposition
- united injoined together by a shared aim or feelingThe whole town was united in grief after the accident.
- united againstworking together to oppose somethingThe neighbors were united against the new road.
- united byjoined together because of something they shareThe two countries are united by a shared language.
adjective + noun
- united fronta show of agreement between people who may disagreeThe managers presented a united front at the meeting.