unification
Americannoun
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the process of unifying or uniting; union.
the unification of the 13 original colonies.
- Synonyms:
- coalition , merger , consolidation
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the state or condition of being unified.
The unification of the manufacturing and distribution functions under one executive has advantages.
- Synonyms:
- coalition , merger , consolidation
Other Word Forms
- nonunification noun
- preunification adjective
- reunification noun
Etymology
Origin of unification
Example Sentences
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Our intention was never confrontation but reform; never escalation but the orderly unification of the forces that defend Sudan.
O'Neill calls for Celtic 'unification' - but is fan unrest affecting team?
From BBC
Wardley aims to make a couple of defences before pursuing unification bouts late next year, whether against Usyk - if he still holds the belts - or another champion.
From BBC
The series frames the agents’ espionage—and eventual execution—as martyrdom for the cause of “unification.”
"If anyone dares to interfere with China's unification cause in any form, China will surely strike back hard," a statement added.
From Barron's
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