1. Plural of enosis; the union or unification of Greek-speaking peoples or territories, especially the historical movement for union between Greece and Cyprus.
Usage: historical; political; often capitalized when referring to the specific Greek-Cypriot movement

Examples

• The enosises of various Greek city-states were rare in ancient history.
• Political movements for enosises between Greece and Cyprus dominated mid-20th century discourse.
• Historians debate the feasibility of multiple enosises across the Mediterranean.
• The concept of enosises reflected nationalist aspirations among Greek populations.