co-ally (Meaning)
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co-ally (n.)
A joint ally.
Synonyms & Antonyms of co-ally
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co-ally Sentence Examples
- The two nations decided to become co-allies to counter the growing threat of terrorism in the region.
- As co-allies, they shared intelligence and coordinated military operations seamlessly.
- The organizations formed a strong co-ally relationship to tackle global poverty and hunger.
- Despite their political differences, they recognized the need to act as co-allies in times of crisis.
- The companies entered into a co-ally agreement to jointly develop new technologies.
- Diplomatic negotiations were smoother when they approached as co-allies rather than adversaries.
- The political parties found common ground and formed a co-ally coalition to push through reforms.
- Scientists from different countries collaborated as co-allies to combat climate change.
- Their shared values and goals made them natural co-allies in promoting human rights.
- The co-ally relationship between the two cities led to fruitful cultural exchanges and economic partnerships.
FAQs About the word co-ally
A joint ally.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The two nations decided to become co-allies to counter the growing threat of terrorism in the region.
As co-allies, they shared intelligence and coordinated military operations seamlessly.
The organizations formed a strong co-ally relationship to tackle global poverty and hunger.
Despite their political differences, they recognized the need to act as co-allies in times of crisis.
