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to unsplit

to unsplit

6.5
To join separate parts into one thing
  • verb
  • /ʌnˈsplɪt/
translation icon : reunir
  • The software allows users to unsplit a document that was previously divided into sections.

Examples

  • Please unsplit the two sections of the document.

  • The company decided to unsplit its departments to improve teamwork.

  • After years apart, the two organizations were finally unsplit into a single entity.

  • The technician unsplit the cables quickly.

  • The organization plans to unsplit its branches to streamline operations.

  • They decided to unsplit the different departments to foster better collaboration.

  • You can unsplit the segments of the video to create a continuous playback.

Synonyms

to recombine
vsto unsplit
3 5.5

To join things together again after they were separated

joins separated parts back without implying they are mixed together

Antonyms

680 1.1

To split something into parts or groups

297 1.9

To break into parts or pieces

How Split

to sever
100 5.6
to split
513 1.3
to unsplit
6.5

Surface Forms

unsplit infinitive
unsplit past
unsplit past participle
unsplitting present participle
unsplits third person singular

Morphology

unsplit = split (transparent) = un + split

The verb is formed by adding the reversive/negative prefix 'un-' to 'split', yielding the meaning 'make not split' or 'reverse splitting'.

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.