unite

[juˈnaɪt]

Definition:
1. Act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief.
2. Come or bring together for a common purpose or action.

Use 'unite' in a sentence:

1. The president said at the opening of the conference that whatever policy was passed, the whole union should unite around it.
2. Care must be taken to unite with all those that can be united with.
3. We must have a king to unite our people.
4. We must unite with them and at the same time struggle against them.
5. They should be able to unite students.
6. The two shops will unite into one.
7. The broken bones of a child unite easily.
8. The whole world must unite to fight terror, no doubt about it, in all forms.
9. We need to unite against terrorism.
10. Oceans don't so much divide the world as unite it.
11. The two countries united in 1887.
12. The two parties have been trying to unite since the New Year.
13. We will unite in fighting crime.