Collocations for unity - noun
ADJECTIVE
complete
Complete political unity is impossible to achieve.
Complete political unity is impossible to achieve.
greater
essential, fundamental, underlying
organic
the organic unity of Raphael's picture
essential, fundamental, underlying
organic
the organic unity of Raphael's picture
Arab,
Christian,
European,
etc.
cultural, economic, national, party, political, racial (esp. AmE), religious, social
a government of national unity
cultural, economic, national, party, political, racial (esp. AmE), religious, social
a government of national unity
VERB + unity
achieve,
bring,
bring about,
create,
foster,
promote
She brought unity to her people.
She brought unity to her people.
maintain,
preserve
destroy, shatter
restore
He restored peace and unity in the country after years of civil war.
destroy, shatter
restore
He restored peace and unity in the country after years of civil war.
call for,
seek
The party is calling for greater economic unity.
The party is calling for greater economic unity.
PREPOSITION
in unity
live together in unity
live together in unity
unity among
The dispute has destroyed unity among the workers.
The dispute has destroyed unity among the workers.
unity between
a degree of unity between faculty and students
a degree of unity between faculty and students
PHRASES
a sense of unity
a leader who gave her people a strong sense of unity
a leader who gave her people a strong sense of unity
a show of unity
unity in diversity
The organization promotes unity in diversity.
unity in diversity
The organization promotes unity in diversity.