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unity

[ˈjuːnɪti]

unity Definition

  • 1the state of being united or joined as a whole
  • 2the state of being in agreement or harmony

Using unity: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "unity" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The unity of the team was crucial to their success.

  • Example

    The country's unity was threatened by political unrest.

  • Example

    The church emphasized the importance of unity among its members.

  • Example

    The treaty aimed to promote unity among the nations.

unity Synonyms and Antonyms

Idioms Using unity

  • people are stronger when they work together than when they work alone

    Example

    The team knew that in unity there is strength, so they worked together to overcome their challenges.

  • the state of having a common goal or objective

    Example

    The group had unity of purpose, which helped them to achieve their goals.

  • people are stronger when they work together than when they work alone

    Example

    The coach reminded the team that unity is strength, and that they needed to work together to win the game.

Phrases with unity

  • the idea that differences in culture, ethnicity, and other characteristics should be embraced and celebrated as part of a larger community

    Example

    The school promotes unity in diversity by encouraging students to learn about different cultures and traditions.

  • the state of being united as a nation, especially in the face of external threats or challenges

    Example

    The president called for national unity in response to the recent terrorist attack.

  • a government formed by two or more political parties working together, usually during a time of crisis or national emergency

    Example

    The country's unity government was formed in response to the economic crisis.

Origins of unity

from Latin 'unitas', meaning 'oneness'

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Summary: unity in Brief

The term 'unity' [ˈjuːnɪti] refers to the state of being united or joined as a whole, or in agreement or harmony. It can describe a team, country, or community, as in 'The unity of the team was crucial to their success.' 'Unity' extends into phrases like 'unity in diversity,' emphasizing the celebration of differences, and idioms like 'in unity there is strength,' highlighting the power of teamwork.

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