to bring or come (people) together for a common cause

to summon (personal qualities) in preparation for action

We'll need to rally our wits

to come or bring together again to renew an effort

The troops rallied and drove back the enemy

to recover from illness, a state of depression or degeneration, etc

After an earlier decline, share prices have begun to rally

to join in a common cause

Thousands have rallied to the new party

to engage in a rally

to drive in a rally

a mass meeting of people sharing a common interest or supporting a common, usu political, cause

an event at which vehicles of a particular type are displayed

a motor race over public roads or, often countryside tracks, designed to test both driving speed and navigational skills

a recovery of strength or courage

a series of strokes interchanged between players, e.g. in tennis, before a point is won