union Copy link Outline I. Act of joining1. consŏciātio2. junctio, conjunctio (expressing less than preced. and denoting contact)3. in Lucr. concĭlium. Lucr. 1, 485. Also, abl. only, concĭliātus, ūsII. AgreementIII. States unitedIV. Marriage • union: I. Act of joining: 1. consŏciātio: u. of family (by marriage), c. gentis, Liv. 40, 5: Cic. So expr. by part. of consŏcio: a constitution formed by the u. of these (forms), delecta ex his et consociata reipublicae forma, Tac. A. 4, 33: by the u. of these, quibus consociatis: v. to unite. 2. junctio, conjunctio (expressing less than preced. and denoting contact): Cic. 3. in Lucr. concĭlium. Lucr. 1, 485. Also, abl. only, concĭliātus, ūs: id. Phr.: formed by the u. of a number of things, concretus ex pluribus naturis, Cic. N. D. 3, 14. II. Agreement: consensus, ūs: consensio: Cic.: v. unanimity. III. States united: concĭlium, civitates foederatae (foedere junctae): v. league. See also society. IV. Marriage: mātrĭmōnium: v. marriage.
UNION Copy link • UNIONThe uniting, junctio: conjunctio: congregatio: consociatio. [SYN. in JOIN]. United body, societas (body united for a common purpose; society): concursus (the coming together of things; e.g., honestissimorum studiorum): conjunctio (the joining, assemblage; of things).