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ally
allyunify, join; a partner, friend, or confederate: Canada was our ally in World War II.
Not to be confused with:allay – soften, assuage: lay to rest or lull into a sense of security: She tried to allay her child’s fears.alley – a passage, a narrow back street: Our garage is off the back alley.alloy – a lower-quality metal mixed with a more valuable one; to debase, impair, or adulterate; fusion, blend, composite: Coins are often alloys.al·ly A0219800 (ə-lī′, ăl′ī)v. al·lied, al·ly·ing, al·lies v.tr.1. To place in a friendly association, as by treaty: Italy allied itself with Germany during World War II.2. To unite or connect in a personal relationship, as in friendship or marriage.v.intr. To enter into an alliance: Several tribes allied to fend off the invaders.n. (ăl′ī, ə-lī′)pl. al·lies 1. One that is allied with another, especially by treaty: entered the war as an ally of France.2. a. One in helpful association with another: legislators who are allies on most issues. See Synonyms at partner.b. An animal that cooperates with another animal of the same species in an alliance.3. Alliesa. The nations allied against the Central Powers of Europe during World War I. They were Russia, France, Great Britain, and later many others, including the United States.b. The nations, primarily Great Britain, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States, allied against the Axis during World War II.
[Middle English allien, from Old French alier, from Latin alligāre, to bind to; see alloy.]ally vb, -lies, -lying or -lied1. to unite or be united, esp formally, as by treaty, confederation, or marriage2. (tr; usually passive) to connect or be related, as through being similar or compatible n, pl -lies3. a country, person, or group allied with another4. (Biology) a plant, animal, substance, etc, closely related to another in characteristics or form [C14: from Old French alier to join, from Latin alligāre to bind to, from ligāre to bind]al•ly (n. ˈæl aɪ, əˈlaɪ; v. əˈlaɪ)
n., pl. -lies, n. 1. a nation, group, or person that is associated with another or others for some common cause or purpose: Canada and the United States were allies in World War II. 2. a plant, animal, or other organism bearing a close taxonomic relationship to another. 3. a person who associates or cooperates with another; supporter. v.t. 4. to unite formally, as by treaty, league, or marriage (usu. fol. by with or to): Russia allied itself to France. 5. to associate or connect by some mutual relationship. v.i. 6. to enter into an alliance; unite. [1250–1300; < Anglo-French al(l)ier, aillaier, Old French alier < Latin alligāre to bind to. See alloy] al•li′a•ble, adj. -ally an adverbial suffix attached to certain adjectives ending in -ic: terrifically. ally
Past participle: allied
Gerund: allying
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| I ally | | you ally | | he/she/it allies | | we ally | | you ally | | they ally |
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| I allied | | you allied | | he/she/it allied | | we allied | | you allied | | they allied |
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| I am allying | | you are allying | | he/she/it is allying | | we are allying | | you are allying | | they are allying |
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| I have allied | | you have allied | | he/she/it has allied | | we have allied | | you have allied | | they have allied |
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| I was allying | | you were allying | | he/she/it was allying | | we were allying | | you were allying | | they were allying |
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| I had allied | | you had allied | | he/she/it had allied | | we had allied | | you had allied | | they had allied |
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| I will ally | | you will ally | | he/she/it will ally | | we will ally | | you will ally | | they will ally |
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| I will have allied | | you will have allied | | he/she/it will have allied | | we will have allied | | you will have allied | | they will have allied |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be allying | | you will be allying | | he/she/it will be allying | | we will be allying | | you will be allying | | they will be allying |
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| I have been allying | | you have been allying | | he/she/it has been allying | | we have been allying | | you have been allying | | they have been allying |
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| I will have been allying | | you will have been allying | | he/she/it will have been allying | | we will have been allying | | you will have been allying | | they will have been allying |
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| I had been allying | | you had been allying | | he/she/it had been allying | | we had been allying | | you had been allying | | they had been allying |
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| I would ally | | you would ally | | he/she/it would ally | | we would ally | | you would ally | | they would ally |
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| I would have allied | | you would have allied | | he/she/it would have allied | | we would have allied | | you would have allied | | they would have allied |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  ally - a friendly nation body politic, country, nation, res publica, commonwealth, state, land - a politically organized body of people under a single government; "the state has elected a new president"; "African nations"; "students who had come to the nation's capitol"; "the country's largest manufacturer"; "an industrialized land"alignment, alinement, coalition, alliance - an organization of people (or countries) involved in a pact or treaty | | 2. |  ally - an associate who provides cooperation or assistance; "he's a good ally in fight"friendassociate - a person who joins with others in some activity or endeavor; "he had to consult his associate before continuing"blood brother - a male sworn (usually by a ceremony involving the mingling of blood) to treat another as his brother | | Verb | 1. |  ally - become an ally or associate, as by a treaty or marriage; "He allied himself with the Communists"misally - make a bad alliance; ally inappropriately; "The two countries are misallied"affiliate, assort, consort, associate - keep company with; hang out with; "He associates with strange people"; "She affiliates with her colleagues" |
allynoun1. partner, friend, colleague, associate, mate, accessory, comrade, helper, collaborator, accomplice, confederate, co-worker, main man (slang, chiefly U.S.), bedfellow, cobber (Austral. or old-fashioned N.Z. informal), coadjutor, abettor He is a close ally of the Prime Minister.
partner rival, enemy, opponent, competitor, foe, adversary, antagonistverb1. combine, unite, join, link, marry, mix, bond, associate, pool, bind, connect, compound, blend, integrate, merge, put together, unify, fuse, synthesize, join together, band together, meld We need to ally economic freedom with personal liberty.
combine separate, divide, disunite, drive apart, disaffect, set at oddsally yourself with something or someone unite with, join, associate with, connect, unify, league, affiliate with, collaborate with, join forces with, confederate, band together with, join battle with He will have to ally himself with the new movement.allyverb1. To be formally associated, as by treaty:align, confederate, federate, league.2. To unite or be united in a relationship:affiliate, associate, bind, combine, conjoin, connect, join, link, relate.noun1. One nation associated with another in a common cause:coalitionist, confederate, leaguer.2. One who is united in a relationship with another:affiliate, associate, cohort, colleague, confederate, copartner, fellow, partner.Translationsally (əˈlai) verb to join by political agreement, marriage, friendship etc. Small countries must ally themselves with larger countries in order to survive. 與…結盟 使结盟 (ˈӕlai) noun a state, person etc allied with another. The two countries were allies at that time. 盟邦，盟友 同盟国，同盟者 alˈliance nounthe alliance between Britain and France; The three countries entered into an alliance. 聯盟 联盟ˈallied (ˈӕ-) adjective1. joined by political agreement or treaty. The allied forces entered the country. 聯盟的 同盟的2. (with with) together with; joined to. Her beauty allied with her intelligence made her a successful model. 連同的 连同的3. (with to) related to; resembling. The ape is closely allied to man. 有關聯的，相似的 连系的，相似的 ally
ally (oneself) toTo join or unite with another person or group. In order to survive the attack, I allied myself to the invading soldiers. We need to ally ourselves to management if we want to keep our jobs.See also: allypass in your allyobsolete To perish or die. Primarily heard in Australia. You should make amends with your son before you pass in your ally.See also: ally, passolly olly oxen freeA phrase used to indicate that it is OK to come home or to a home base. It is commonly used in children's games. All the kids ran back to the starting point when Brian yelled, "Olly olly oxen free!"See also: free, olly, oxenallyOne who actively supports a marginalized group without personally being a part of that group. If you're an ally, you don't usually call yourself an ally. You just work for justice.ally oneself to someone or somethingto unite or affiliate oneself with someone or something. She sought to ally herself to the older members. Jane allied herself to the teacher almost immediately.See also: allyally (oneself) (with someone) (against someone or something)to unite with someone in opposition to someone or something. Sally allied herself with John against the committee. We allied with the older ones against the younger ones. They allied themselves against the attackers.pass in your ally die. Australian informal In this phrase, an ally is a toy marble made of marble, alabaster, or glass.See also: ally, passMedicalSeeALLIANCEAlly
ALLY, international law. A power which has entered into an alliance withanother power. A citizen or subject of one of the powers in alliance, issometimes called an ally; for example, the rule which renders it unlawfulfor a citizen of the United States to trade or carry on commerce with anenemy, also precludes an ally from similar intercourse. 4 Rob. Rep. 251; 6Rob. Rep. 406; Dane's Ab, Index, h.t.; 2 Dall. 15. FinancialSeealleyALLY
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| ALLY➣Alley | | ALLY➣Allied Address Space | | ALLY➣Alias Resolver |
ally
Synonyms for allynoun partnerSynonyms- partner
- friend
- colleague
- associate
- mate
- accessory
- comrade
- helper
- collaborator
- accomplice
- confederate
- co-worker
- main man
- bedfellow
- cobber
- coadjutor
- abettor
Antonyms- rival
- enemy
- opponent
- competitor
- foe
- adversary
- antagonist
verb combineSynonyms- combine
- unite
- join
- link
- marry
- mix
- bond
- associate
- pool
- bind
- connect
- compound
- blend
- integrate
- merge
- put together
- unify
- fuse
- synthesize
- join together
- band together
- meld
Antonyms- separate
- divide
- disunite
- drive apart
- disaffect
- set at odds
phrase ally yourself with something or someoneSynonyms- unite with
- join
- associate with
- connect
- unify
- league
- affiliate with
- collaborate with
- join forces with
- confederate
- band together with
- join battle with
Synonyms for allyverb to be formally associated, as by treatySynonyms- align
- confederate
- federate
- league
verb to unite or be united in a relationshipSynonyms- affiliate
- associate
- bind
- combine
- conjoin
- connect
- join
- link
- relate
noun one nation associated with another in a common causeSynonyms- coalitionist
- confederate
- leaguer
noun one who is united in a relationship with anotherSynonyms- affiliate
- associate
- cohort
- colleague
- confederate
- copartner
- fellow
- partner
Synonyms for allynoun a friendly nationRelated Words- body politic
- country
- nation
- res publica
- commonwealth
- state
- land
- alignment
- alinement
- coalition
- alliance
noun an associate who provides cooperation or assistanceSynonymsRelated Wordsverb become an ally or associate, as by a treaty or marriageRelated Words- misally
- affiliate
- assort
- consort
- associate
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