bloc (Meaning)

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bloc (n)

a group of countries in special alliance

The two countries formed a strong economic bloc to negotiate better trade deals.
Within the political landscape, there emerged a powerful voting bloc advocating for environmental reforms.
The alliance between the neighboring nations created a formidable military bloc in the region.
Several small businesses joined together to form a business bloc, pooling their resources for collective bargaining.
The coalition of political parties formed a united bloc to contest the upcoming elections.
Trade agreements between countries often involve negotiations between regional blocs.
The student council election saw the formation of rival blocs, each vying for control over campus affairs.
The formation of the European Union marked a significant milestone in the integration of European nations into a single economic bloc.
The assembly voted as a bloc, with members from different parties aligning on certain key issues.
The labor union organized workers into a cohesive bloc to demand better working conditions and wages.

a group of countries in special alliance

faction, wing, party, coalition, side,team, block, sect, body, set

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The two countries formed a strong economic bloc to negotiate better trade deals.

Within the political landscape, there emerged a powerful voting bloc advocating for environmental reforms.

The alliance between the neighboring nations created a formidable military bloc in the region.

Several small businesses joined together to form a business bloc, pooling their resources for collective bargaining.