uniter
- noun
- /juːˈnaɪtər/
- Tommy is a uniter, not a divider.
- a uniter, not a divider
By way of trying to define what makes a great uniter, great leader in one man or woman, maybe in the future.
- By way of trying to define what makes a great uniter, great leader in one man or woman, maybe in the future.
Examples
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Reagan was a uniter, not a divider.
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It still matters what a uniter Joe Biden is.
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We had eight years of one guy who claimed to be a uniter.
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Ironically, initially it looked like the internet was going to be the great uniter of people.
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Maybe Bush was right when he said he was a uniter, not a divider, after all.
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Today's McCain is also a uniter: almost no one totally trusts him anymore.
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Obama, the self-proclaimed uniter, turned out to be the great divider.
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The community leader acted as a uniter, bringing together various groups to work towards a common goal.
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Through his speeches, he hoped to be seen as a uniter who could reconcile differences and promote harmony.
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Many saw her as a uniter in the organization, as she successfully merged different departments into one cohesive team.
Synonyms
A person, idea or event that brings people together when they are divided
A person or thing that brings different people together
A person who brings people together for a cause
A person who connects people so they can work together
A person who helps different people or groups agree and work together
A person or thing that brings separate people and ideas together
A person who works to bring separate groups together
A person or machine that brings different companies and other things together into one group
Antonyms
How Unifying
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uniter comes from the verb unite, which traces back to Latin unus meaning 'one'. So a uniter is a person who brings people or groups together to make them 'one', which explains why we call a leader who creates unity a uniter.