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Synonyms & Similar Words
integration
amalgamation
consolidation
merger
fusion
combination
unity
unison
coherence
harmony
reconciliation
resolution
solidarity
alliance
coalition
partnership
collaboration
cooperation
synchronization
harmonization
standardization
centralization
coordination
unity
oneness
wholeness
completeness
entirety
totality
intactness
indivisibility
inseparability
reconciliation
reunification
reunification
fusion
blending
merging
fusing
joining
linking
uniting
combining
associating
affiliating
connecting
attaching
annexing
absorbing
Meaning of Unification
The primary meaning of the word "Unification" is the act or process of uniting different things, especially political or social groups.
Definitions
- The act or process of uniting different things, especially political or social groups
- The state of being united, especially in a political context
- The process of making something whole or complete by bringing its parts together
Etymology of Unification
The word "Unification" has its roots in the Latin word "unus," meaning one, and the suffix "-ification," which forms a noun indicating the process of making something
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of uniting different things, and its meaning has evolved over time to encompass a range of political, social, and cultural contexts
Example Uses
- The unification of the country under a single government brought stability and prosperity to its citizens
- The company's unification of its global operations has improved efficiency and reduced costs
- The unification of the different factions has created a strong and united front against their common enemy
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
separation
division
fragmentation
partition
segregation
isolation
detachment
disunion
disintegration
dissolution
breakup
split
schism
rift
breach
fracture
rupture
cleavage
divergence
differentiation
distinction
discrimination
exclusion
rejection
repudiation
renunciation
abandonment
desertion
secession
withdrawal
retreat
dispersion
dispersal
scattering