American English
/juˈnaɪ.ɾɪd̚/
3 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Sharing the same purpose or opinion and supporting one another.
Practice out loudSharing the same purpose or opinion and supporting one another.
The workers were united against the new policy.
We must stay united in our efforts.
a united team · remain united · stand united · a united front
be united against + noun
be united in + noun or gerund
Joined together to form one country, group, or organization.
The two groups became united under one leader.
The country was united after years of conflict.
a united country · a united organization · become united
be united with + noun
be united under + noun
People are stronger when they work together.
United we stand, divided we fall.