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DictionaryunityTogetherness
noun

unity

YOO-nuh-tee/ˈjuːnəti/

The state of being joined together as one harmonious whole.

The woven threads gain unity as one strong fabric.

Many differently colored threads woven into one strong fabric.
Etymology
unityLatinoneness; agreement

The idea of “oneness” extended to the harmonious combination of parts: distinct elements form a single whole through being joined together.

In context

Lakepointe Church22:36
the two become one they don't become the same but they do become one why because the Trinity is Unified the Trinity only operates in unity
Marriage: It's a Covenant, Not a Contract // Dr. Tony Evans // Marriage Night 2023

More examples

  • The crisis tested national unity.
  • The design has a pleasing unity.
  • They worked to preserve unity within the group.

Forms

unity

Similar words

cohesion
Cohesion emphasizes parts holding together.
harmony
Harmony emphasizes compatibility rather than being joined as one.