allies
Pronunciation: [ˈæl.aɪz]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(noun) allies are people or groups that work together for a common goal. They help each other because they share similar interests or face the same challenges.
Example
During the project, the students became allies and helped each other succeed.
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They were not allies; they competed against each other instead.
Example
Who are your allies when you play on a team?
Context: "politics"
(noun) allies are countries that work together for mutual support, especially during wars or conflicts. They agree to help each other if one of them is attacked.
Example
The two countries formed allies to ensure better defense against threats.
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In the past, they were not allies and often disagreed on important issues.
Example
Which countries are our allies in this global situation?
Context: "support"
(verb) to ally means to join together with someone or a group for support. This could mean you are working together to achieve something important.
Example
The two organizations decided to ally for the charity event.
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They chose not to ally with others, preferring to handle the situation alone.
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Will you ally with us in this important cause?
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