rallied

[ˈræl.id]

rallied Definition

• 1. to come together again in order to continue fighting or protesting
• 2. to recover strength or spirits after a weakness or decline
• 3. to bring together for a common purpose

Using rallied: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "rallied" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The protesters rallied outside the government building.

• Example

  The team rallied in the second half and won the game.

• Example

  The stock market rallied after the positive news was announced.

• Example

  The community rallied together to support the family in need.

rallied Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for rallied

• reunited
• regrouped
• recovered
• revived
• gathered
• mobilized

Antonyms for rallied

• disperse
• scatter
• weaken
• decline

Phrases with rallied

• rally around

  to come together to support someone or something

  Example

  The community rallied around the family after the house fire.

• rally point

  a designated location where people gather during an emergency or military operation

  Example

  The soldiers were instructed to meet at the rally point in case of an attack.

• rally cry

  a slogan or phrase used to motivate and unite a group of people

  Example

  The team's rally cry was 'never give up'.

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Summary: rallied in Brief

The verb 'rallied' [ˈræl.id] has three main meanings: to come together again for a common purpose, to recover strength or spirits after a weakness or decline, and to bring together for a common purpose. Examples include 'The protesters rallied outside the government building,' and 'The team rallied in the second half and won the game.' Phrases include 'rally around,' 'rally point,' and 'rally cry.'