# unifying

Pronunciation: say "YOO-ni-fy-ing" /ˈjunɪfaɪɪŋ/

## Adjective

1. Tending to bring people, groups, or ideas together into a single whole.
   - Simple: Bringing people or things together so they act as one.
   - _Her unifying vision helped the rival departments finally work as one team._
   - _The flag became a unifying symbol during the country's long struggle for independence._

## Verb

2. Present participle of unify. — present participle and gerund of unify
   - Simple: Present participle of unify. Use this form for the action happening now.
   - _The treaty is unifying several small states under one government._
   - _Unifying the scattered records took the archivists the better part of a year._

## Noun

3. The act or process of bringing separate things together into a single whole.
   - Simple: The act of joining separate things into one.
   - _The unifying of East and West marked a turning point in the nation's history._
   - _Critics questioned whether the unifying of the two agencies would improve efficiency._

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