Unites is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNITES in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNITE, to join together
• come or bring together for a common purpose or action
• come or bring together to form a whole
• join in marriage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring together so as to form a whole

Words related to UNITES

unite5 united7 uniting8

Words that contain UNITES

dunites8 gunites8 munites9 alunites8 reunites8 autunites9 braunites11 disunites10 preunites11

How to use UNITES in a sentence

• De Vere unites the real, the symbolic, and the external, with the spiritual.
• The hydrogen then begins to unite with the oxygen of the air, forming water, setting free the carbon, which also unites with oxygen, forming carbonic acid gas.
• A character is more dramatic which unites great talents with great vices, and therefore he has been represented both as a worse and a greater man than he really was.
• After having descended the Po for a considerable distance, we entered a canal which unites the Po with the Adige.
• It unites in an eminent degree all the advantages, the union of which was to be wished for.
• The Bay of Torwich, on the southern coast, unites in its fullest extent the singularly wild and picturesque, with the softer features of the landscape.
• It unites us as nothing else can do with God the whole and God the transcendent.
• I conceive that not one in a million, unites so good a constitution of body and of mind.
• If a piece of iron be exposed to moist air a part of the air unites with part of the iron and forms iron rust.
• Now wireless telegraphy crosses oceans and unites continents.
• This author habitually unites the absolutely local and individual with the greatest wildness and mysticism.
• Mallock, I scarcely know a single person who unites the qualities that you do.
• For this purpose he descends to earth and, under the name of Volse, unites himself with a mortal woman, who bears him the Volsung twins, Siegmund and Sieglinde.
• When the air is dry, iron does not unite with oxygen, but when moisture is present in the air, the iron unites with the oxygen and turns into iron rust.
• I must not forget to mention that the cast also includes a pair of engaging lovers whom eventually the agency of the car unites.
• But in China there is no class which unites all these features.
• The pupil of Giotto and of Andrea Pisano, Orcagna is the most important artist of his time, the one vital link in the chain that unites Masolino with Giotto.
• No love is purer than that which unites them to parents, brothers, and sisters.
• They both loved Nikolenka, and loved in him and in themselves that which is good, and which unites all men.
• It cannot run straight, but twists right and left like the teeth of a double comb, unites with the Narova, and falls with that river into the sea.
• In the first place, I think him by far the greatest of living poets, the one who unites most completely those two rare things, impulse and finish.
• Oxygen, as you know, unites with hydrogen in the proportion of 8 to 1, to form water.
• The taste for a garden is the one common feeling that unites us all.
• Art jealously selects its subjects, those which possess in a high degree spiritual or material beauty, or that more complete beauty which unites the two.
• But I am in the very way at last To find the long-lost broken golden thread 50 Which unites my present with my past, If you but go your own way.
• To a soil of inexhaustible fertility it unites a genial and healthy climate, and is destined at a day not distant to make large contributions to the commerce of the world.
• My child, the common decree of the Greeks unites to slay thee at the tomb of the son of Peleus.
• It unites us with the United States of America, it separates us from some of our own colonies while it unites them with continental Europe.
• Science unites men even more closely by its spirit than by its achievement.
• It is their common sufferings, their common effort that unites them.

Similar words containing ITE without suffix s and without prefix un

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