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uniter

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      Meanings

      Noun

      1. a person or thing that brings people or things together

      Beyond the definition

      A uniter is someone or something that brings people together. It is often used for a person who helps others get along, especially when there is disagreement or distance between them. Think of a diplomat helping two sides talk, or a teacher creating a sense of teamwork in a classroom. The word suggests a real effort to connect people, find common ground, and build a shared purpose. It can also describe something less personal, like a shared event, idea, or interest that helps people feel connected.

      Examples

      1. 1

        Conflict repair

        After years of arguing, the club needed a uniter who could rebuild trust.

      2. 2

        Workplace leadership

        She has a reputation as a uniter across departments, so the company asked her to lead the merger.

      3. 3

        Campaign message

        He presented himself as a uniter, not a divider, during the campaign.

        • Phrasea uniter, not a divider

          someone who brings people together rather than creating conflict

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      Used with (collocations)

      • a great uniter
      • uniter of factions
      • uniter, not a divider

      Word family

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      • consensus-building
      • social cohesion

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      Main spelling

      • uniter