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Unite
Unite
v. t.
To
put
together
so as to
make
one
; to
join
, as
two
or
more
constituents
, to
form
a
whole
; to
combine
; to
connect
; to
join
; to
cause
to
adhere
; as, to
unite
bricks
by
mortar
; to
unite
iron
bars
by
welding
; to
unite
two
armies
.
Unite
v. t.
Hence
, to
join
by a
legal
or
moral
bond
, as
families
by
marriage
,
nations
by
treaty
,
men
by
opinions
; to
join
in
interest
,
affection
,
fellowship
, or
the
like
; to
cause
to
agree
; to
harmonize
; to
associate
; to
attach
.
Unite
v. i.
To
become
one
; to be
cemented
or
consolidated
; to
combine
, as by
adhesion
or
mixture
; to
coalesce
; to
grow
together
.
Unite
v. i.
To
join
in an
act
; to
concur
; to
act
in
concert
; as,
all
parties
united
in
signing
the
petition
.
Unite
v. t.
United
;
joint
; as,
unite
consent
.
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