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exactly, in (perfect) accord, consonant, harmonious: Why is his
singing never in unison with ours? We all responded in unison
with a rousing 'No!'
unit n. element, component, entity, part, item, constituent, piece,
portion, segment, section, module: The units fit together like
Lego blocks.
unite v. 1 combine, unify, merge, coalesce, amalgamate, mix, mingle,
commingle, intermix, blend, consolidate, fuse: The splinter
parties have united to form a coalition. 2 join (forces),
unify, wed, marry, link, connect, merge: The two families are
united by marriage. 3 bond, fuse or weld or solder or glue or
stick or tie or bind or fasten or fix or fit (together): Unite
these pieces and the job is done.
united adj. 1 unified, common, mutual, combined, merged, coalesced,
pooled, shared, collective, joint, amalgamated, connected: The
new law will serve our united interests. 2 joint, cooperative,
common, communal, collaborative, synergetic or synergistic,
collective, concerted, coordinated, allied; partnership: We
must make a united effort if we are to survive. 3 agreed,
unanimous, in agreement, of one mind, of like mind or opinion,
like-minded, in accord, in harmony, harmonious: We are united
in our assessment of last night's performance.
unity n. 1 consistency, unanimity, constancy, uniformity, sameness,
consensus, agreement, concord, concordance, accord, solidarity,
compatibility, concurrence, continuity, consentaneousness,
rapport, sympathy, like-mindedness: All members of the
association enjoy a unity of purpose. 2 oneness, singularity,
integrity, singleness, congruity, uniformity, congruousness,
homogeneity, identity, sameness, resemblance, likeness,
similarity, similitude: If there is little unity between your
ideas and those of the organization, perhaps you should resign.
3 unification, uniting, combination: In unity is strength.
universal adj. 1 prevalent, prevailing, general, worldwide, widespread,
ubiquitous, omnipresent, limitless, unlimited, common, pandemic,
epidemic: The end of the 20th century is marked by a universal
preoccupation with greed. 2 cosmic, infinite, boundless,
limitless, unlimited, measureless, endless, uncircumscribed,
all-inclusive, all-embracing, all-encompassing, wide-ranging,