Antonyms for united
yuˈnaɪ tɪdunit·ed

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1. unitedadjective

   characterized by unity; being or joined into a single entity

   "presented a united front"

   Antonyms:
   bilocular, pentamerous, bifid, bifurcated, single, disjointed, divided, black-and-white, fork-like, sectional, tined, forficate, biramous, disconnected, dichotomous, fragmented, bicameral, two-pronged, prongy, split, pronged, segmented, segmental, two-chambered, cloven, three-pronged, disunited, unmarried, many-chambered, metameric, trifid, sectioned, four-pronged, disjunct, forked, branched, chambered, bisulcate, episodic, torn, biloculate, bifurcate, mullioned

   Synonyms:
   joined

2. joined, unitedadjective

   of or relating to two people who are married to each other

   Antonyms:
   biramous, divided, segmental, bifid, two-chambered, mullioned, pronged, disjointed, bifurcate, many-chambered, forficate, split, bilocular, bicameral, branched, chambered, bifurcated, unmarried, disunited, fork-like, pentamerous, disjunct, sectioned, four-pronged, metameric, torn, black-and-white, bisulcate, segmented, single, three-pronged, two-pronged, cloven, sectional, forked, disconnected, fragmented, dichotomous, episodic, trifid, prongy, biloculate, tined

   Synonyms:
   coupled, joined, linked

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1. unitedadjective

   Synonyms:
   combined, incorporate, federated, confederate, affiliated, unified, blended, leagued, conjugate, yoked, amalgamated

How to use united in a sentence?

1. Former ICE official Thomas Feeley:

   And then those illegal aliens are being released into the United States.

2. John McCain:

   As we face the most complex and dangerous security environment since the end of the Cold War, we must not forget that America is safer and more secure because we work with and through our allies. Throughout the past seven decades, the United States and its NATO allies have served together, fought together, and sacrificed together for a vision of the world based on freedom, democracy, human rights and rule of law, our enduring alliance stands as an important safeguard in preserving this world order– and it is essential to securing our national interests.

3. Abdulkhaleq Abdalla:

   What is driving all of this is a deep assessment of the UAE's role in the region, a deep review of the UAE's regional influence that it has gained over the last ten years plus, the United Arab Emirates ' is trying to consolidate The United Arab Emirates ' regional influence and The United Arab Emirates ' is trying to project The United Arab Emirates ' as a peacemaker from now on.

4. Chris Cahill:

   There is no place in the upcoming debate for the radical gun lobby which has made its presence felt in previous attempts to make our country safer, we have seen what happens in the United States when gun radicals are involved. Nothing. That is not good enough for New Zealand.

5. Anthony Fauci:

   Clearly now its transmissibility appears to be greater than the wild type, this is a situation, the way it was in England where they had a B. 1.1.7 dominant, and then the [ B. 1. ] 617 took over. We can not let that happen in the United States.

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