to unify separate but related departments or operations into a coordinated whole

In Christianity, the doctrine that God exists as three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

to merge into a single whole; to blend into one entity, often used to describe things becoming inseparable or harmonious

to blend together perfectly into a single whole; describes something that is integrated and inseparable

a single entity or whole formed by the combination of related people or things

To possess a unique and original style or system in fields such as calligraphy, painting, poetry, or scholarship

the first complete collection of Confucian classics carved into stone, originally erected during the Xiping era of the Han Dynasty in Luoyang

economic integration; the process by which different economies become more closely linked or unified

(metaphor) two different aspects of a single whole; the same thing viewed from two different perspectives

to merge or blend into a single whole

a system or entity that functions as a single, unified whole

(idiom) both those far and near are treated the same or united together; the world is unified as a single entity

refers to an automobile transmission that allows the driver to switch between automatic and manual gear shifting