uniter

American  

[yoo-nahyt-er] / yuˈnaɪt ər /

noun

plural

uniters

1. a person or thing that unites, particularly in a political or cultural context.

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Example Sentences

We need a uniter, not a divider.

From The Wall Street Journal

To the Chain, fast food is marketed as a uniter, a bridge between classes, as long as you sign up to receive a text message notifying you of its next not-so-secret event and rush to buy tickets.

From Los Angeles Times

Cates sees himself as a leader and a uniter, someone who can draw people together and encourage collaboration.

From Washington Post

Mr. Scott, meanwhile, is casting himself as an uniter, not a divider.

From Washington Times

“He’s a uniter. When you look at him and his personality traits, he’s someone we’re super fired up with, as far as raising the level of our defense.”

From Seattle Times