united
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
unite/juˈnʌɪt/
▶verb come or bring together for a common purpose or to form a whole.
■ archaic join in marriage.
– derivatives
united adjective,
unitedly adverb,
unitive adjective.
united adjective,
unitedly adverb,
unitive adjective.
– origin ME: from L. unit-, unire ‘join together’, from unus ‘one’.
'united' also found in these Oxford entries:
accord
- American
- Americana
- ankylose
- bind
- blue helmet
- Bluetooth
- British
- BUPA
- caryopsis
- Chalcedonian
- Chancellor of the Exchequer
- close
- cohesion
- colony
- compound
- conjugate
- connate
- desmid
- diadelphous
- dirham
- dollar
- doughboy
- Eurotrash
- gynandrous
- land
- Latino
- mammy
- manifest destiny
- married
- mid-Atlantic
- Middle America
- midland
- monadelphous
- nation
- north
- Nuyorican
- POTUS
- religious
- republican
- saguaro
- separate
- south
- spreadeagle
- stadtholder
- stick
- sympetalous
- syn-
- syncarpous
- syndactyl
