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1. (adj.) united
made into or caused to act as a single entity.
2. united
formed or produced by the uniting of persons or things:
a united effort.
3. united
agreed; in harmony.
Etymology: (1545–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) united
characterized by unity; being or joined into a single entity
"presented a united front"
2. (adj) joined, united
of or relating to two people who are married to each other
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1. (adjective) united
(of people) all agreeing with each other
a united effort
2. united
having all its parts joined
a united Ireland
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) United
combined; joined; made one
2. United
of Unite
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Sense: joined into a political whole
the United States of America.
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 Afrikaans: verenigde |
 Arabic: مُتَّحِد |
 Bulgarian: съединен |
 Brazilian: unido |
 Czech: spojený |
 German: vereinigt |
 Danish: forenet |
 Greek: ενωμένος |
 Spanish: unido |
 Estonian: ühend- |
 Farsi: متحد |
 Finnish: yhdistynyt |
 French: uni |
 Hebrew: מְאוּחָד |
 Hindi: संयुक्त, मिला हुआ, एकीकृत |
 Croatian: ujedinjen |
 Hungarian: egyesült |
 Indonesian: serikat |
 Icelandic: sameinaður |
 Italian: unito |
 Japanese: 連合した |
 Korean: 연합한 |
 Lithuanian: jungtinis |
 Latvian: savienots; apvienots |
 Malay: bersatu |
 Dutch: verenigd |
 Norwegian: forent, samlet |
 Polish: zjednoczony |
 Portuguese: unido |
 Romanian: unificat, unit |
 Russian: соединённый;объединённый |
 Slovak: spojený |
 Slovenian: združen |
 Serbian: sjedinjen |
 Swedish: förenad |
 Thai: ที่รวมกัน |
 Turkish: birleşik, birleşmiş |
 Taiwanese: 聯合的 |
 Ukrainian: сполучений, з'єднаний |
 Urdu: متحدہ |
 Vietnamese: hợp nhất, thống nhất |
 Chinese: 联合的 |
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