1. the union of Greece with Cyprus, or the political movement advocating for it; more broadly, the union of Greek-speaking territories.
Usage: historical; primarily used in reference to 20th-century Greek and Cypriot politics

Examples

• Enosis was a major political goal for many Greek Cypriots during the mid-20th century.
• The movement for enosis gained momentum after Cyprus gained independence in 1960.
• Supporters of enosis believed that Cyprus should be united with Greece.
• The enosis campaign created significant tension between Greek and Turkish communities on the island.