unified

1. 1
   adjective

   Joined together so that separate parts make a single whole.

   Like many small drops of water joining to make one big pool.

   After years of conflict, the country finally felt unified.

   A unified team plays much better than a group of rivals.

   Similarunited, integrated, combined, consolidated, single

   Oppositedivided, separate, fragmented, disunited

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2. 2
   adjective

   Acting as one single thing instead of as separate parts.

   Like the parts of a clock all working together as one machine.

   The departments now run as one unified system.

   Under one leader, the movement became unified and effective.

   Similarintegrated, single, coherent, consistent

   Oppositefragmented, disjointed, separate

3. 3
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of unify. Use this form for something that already happened.

   The new manager unified the two teams last spring.

   They unified their efforts to finish the project on time.

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4. 4
   adjectiveUS

   Covering all grades from kindergarten through twelfth grade in one district.

   Like one big school group that covers every grade, from the youngest kids to the oldest.

   The unified school district enrolls students from five neighboring towns.

   Voters approved merging the small districts into one unified district.

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