to unsplit
- verb
- /ʌnˈsplɪt/
- The software allows users to unsplit a document that was previously divided into sections.
Examples
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Please unsplit the two sections of the document.
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The company decided to unsplit its departments to improve teamwork.
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After years apart, the two organizations were finally unsplit into a single entity.
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The technician unsplit the cables quickly.
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The organization plans to unsplit its branches to streamline operations.
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They decided to unsplit the different departments to foster better collaboration.
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You can unsplit the segments of the video to create a continuous playback.
Synonyms
To join things together again after they were separated
Antonyms
How Split
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unsplit is formed from the prefix un- ('not' or 'reverse') plus split ('to divide'). So to unsplit something is to reverse a division and join the parts back into one, like using 'undo' to put two halves together.