Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

united front

noun

/juˈnaɪtɪd frʌnt/

Definition

A united front is a coalition of individuals or groups who come together to advocate for a common cause or goal, often presenting a united stance against opposition.

Examples

The environmentalists and local businesses formed a united front to oppose the new construction project.
In politics, the parties created a united front to challenge the ruling government’s policies.

Meaning

The term implies solidarity and collective action among parties that may have different interests but choose to present themselves as one to enhance their influence and effectiveness.