American English
/ˈju.nəˌfaɪ/
3 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
to bring people, groups, or countries together so that they act as one
Practice out loudto bring people, groups, or countries together so that they act as one
The new leader unified the party.
The crisis unified the community.
unify a country · unify a movement
unify + a group/country/team
unify + A around + a shared goal
to make separate systems, rules, or designs the same or follow one standard
The company unified its computer systems.
The law unified safety standards across the country.
unify standards · unify systems
unify + rules/systems/designs
unify + A across + B
a group showing the same position or opinion
The leaders presented a unified front.
In unified and unifies, the y changes to i. Before -ing, keep the y: unifying.