unions

"The unions of the two classes created a much larger, more diverse group. "

"The unions of different community groups helped to raise money for the new park. "

"Several small student clubs formed unions to have a stronger voice in school decisions. "

"The teachers' union negotiated a new contract with the school district. "

""Several student unions organized a protest against the proposed tuition increase." "

"The plumber tightened the unions connecting the pipes under the sink to stop the leak. "

"In math class, we learned that the unions of the set of even numbers and the set of odd numbers is the set of all whole numbers. "

"The unions between the two families were celebrated with a large party. "

""In our programming class, we learned that unions are like special boxes that can hold either a number, a letter, or a word, but only one of these things at any given moment." "

"The necklace featured several stunning unions, each pearl flawlessly round and shimmering with iridescence. "

"In 19th-century England, several small villages formed unions to share the cost of caring for the poor in their jointly-run workhouse. "

"The computer program unions the list of students taking math with the list of students taking science to create a combined list of all students in either class. "