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1. (n.) unification
the act or process of unifying; union.
2. unification
the state of being unified; consolidation.
Etymology: (1850–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) fusion, merger, unification
an occurrence that involves the production of a union
2. (noun) union, unification
the state of being joined or united or linked
"there is strength in union"
3. (noun) union, unification, uniting, conjugation, jointure
the act of making or becoming a single unit
"the union of opposing factions"; "he looked forward to the unification of his family for the holidays"
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1. (noun) unification
the act of unifying, or the state of being unified
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Sense: to combine into a single whole
The country consisted of several small states and was unified only recently.
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 Afrikaans: vereniging |
 Arabic: تَوْحيد |
 Bulgarian: обединение |
 Brazilian: unificação |
 Czech: sjednocení |
 German: die Vereinigung |
 Danish: forening; samling |
 Greek: ενοποίηση |
 Spanish: unificación |
 Estonian: ühendamine, ühtlustamine |
 Farsi: اتحاد |
 Finnish: yhdistäminen |
 French: unification |
 Hebrew: אִיחוּד |
 Hindi: एकीकरण |
 Croatian: ujedinjenje |
 Hungarian: egyesítés |
 Indonesian: persatuan |
 Icelandic: sameining |
 Italian: unificazione |
 Japanese: 統一 |
 Korean: 통합 |
 Lithuanian: sujungimas |
 Latvian: unificēšana; apvienošana |
 Malay: penyatuan |
 Dutch: eenmaking |
 Norwegian: forening, samling |
 Polish: zjednoczenie |
 Portuguese: unificação |
 Romanian: unificare |
 Russian: объединение |
 Slovak: zjednotenie |
 Slovenian: združitev |
 Serbian: ujedinjenje |
 Swedish: enande, sammanslagning |
 Thai: การรวมตัวกัน; ผลจากการรวม |
 Turkish: birleş(tir)me |
 Taiwanese: 統一 |
 Ukrainian: уніфікація |
 Urdu: اتحاد |
 Vietnamese: sự thống nhất, hợp nhất |
 Chinese: 统一 |
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