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unitedly

unitedly

4.7
People work together and help each other
  • adverb
  • /juˈnaɪtɪdli/
translation icon : unidos
  • The team worked unitedly to complete the project on time, supporting each other every step of the way.

Examples

  • Our hope is that the world's religious leaders and the rulers thereof will unitedly arise for the reformation of this age.

    Academic text (1999)
  • Governments strive with cross-interests, while they, in a multinational form, could and did act unitedly to reach the common goal of steering the world.

    Blog text (22)
  • Science is not about proving or disproving a deity. Once you understand that, you will realize that there is no cabal of Satanic scientists unitedly trying to destroy religion.

    Blog text (29)
  • The first possibility is that in order to face up to the new large-scale opposition movements of the students and people, the LiYang alliance will patch up their divisions with the influence represented by Jiang Zemin, and the two will work unitedly to put down China's democracy movement.

    Academic text (1990)
  • It is a far better thing to leave the masses under the controlling influence of many mobs than for infiltrations of bungling buffoons to unitedly lay claims to the fooleries of unmindedness's 'circumventing'.

    Blog text (18)
  • During the crisis, the community came together unitedly to help those in need and rebuild their neighborhood.

  • For the charity event, local businesses worked together unitedly to donate their products and support the cause.

Synonyms

together
vsunitedly
1.0

With other people to do something as a group

stresses mutual support and common will rather than mere joint action
collectively
vsunitedly
91 3.6

All act together as a group

adds emphasis on shared support and mutual aid beyond mere grouping
as a group
vsunitedly
72 2.3

Together, all people act or decide as one

means collective action but stresses physical grouping more than mutual support
solidly
vsunitedly
23 3.4

In a way that shows complete support as one group

leans more on mutual backing and cooperative spirit than on simple agreement
in concert
vsunitedly
20 4.1

Working with others toward the same goal

highlights mutual support and joining of effort rather than only coordinated agreement
cooperatively
vsunitedly
7 3.3

By working together to reach a common goal

emphasizes mutual support and group solidarity not just organized teamwork
collaboratively
vsunitedly
7 4.2

In a way that people work together to reach the same goal

focuses more on mutual support and shared purpose than just joint projects
corporately
vsunitedly
2 4.4

In a way that a group acts together as one

focuses on informal mutual backing and shared support rather than institutional action
harmoniously
vsunitedly
2 4.1

In a peaceful, friendly way without conflict

adds stronger sense of shared support and joint backing beyond peaceful agreement
cohesively
vsunitedly
1 4.3

In a way that makes people or parts act as one

focuses on active mutual support and cooperation rather than mere structural joining
coordinately
vsunitedly
5.5

In an organized way where people or things work together

stresses cooperative mutual support and solidarity more than mere organization
undividedly
vsunitedly
  • Formal
6.8

All owners share the property without dividing it into parts

puts emphasis on mutual support and cooperation rather than legal indivisibility

Antonyms

148 2.1

Each person does it alone rather than together

136 2.5

Happening one at a time and not with others

How United

unitedly
4.7
together
1.0
jointly
39 3.5
separately
148 2.1
alone
1.0

Surface Forms

unitedly positive

Morphology

unitedly = united (transparent) = unite + ed + ly

The adverb is formed by adding the regular adverbial suffix '-ly' to the adjective 'united', so the meaning is directly derived.

Etymology

The word unitedly comes from the root unit, from Latin unus meaning 'one', and you can see the same root in unit and union. So, to act unitedly is to act 'as one', together and with shared support.