Reunify
What it means
To make separated parts or groups into one whole again.
Reach for it when restoring formal or functional unity after division
The agreement reunified the two branches of the association.
Words to choose between 5
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everyday
bring together
Fits when plain inclusive wording is preferable
Careful Togetherness may remain informal.
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warm
Fits when separated people or things come together
Careful Reunion need not create one organization.
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professional
recombine
Fits when separated components join again
Careful Recombination may create a new arrangement.
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professional
Fits when parts return to a functioning system
Careful Integration can preserve distinct units.
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formal
consolidate
Fits when several units form a stronger whole
Careful Consolidation need not restore an old unity.
Opposites 3
- divide
- fragment
- separate
Common phrases 3
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reunify the country
The treaty aimed to reunify the country peacefully.
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reunify families
The service works to reunify families after displacement.
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politically reunify
The regions voted to politically reunify.
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