coalitions (Meaning)
coalitions
a temporary union of persons, parties, or countries for a common purpose, a temporary alliance of distinct parties, persons, or states for joint action, the act of coalescing, a body formed by the coalescing of originally distinct elements
Synonyms & Antonyms of coalitions
coalitions Sentence Examples
- Bipartisan coalitions formed to pass groundbreaking legislation.
- The coalition of nations condemned the rogue state's actions.
- Interest groups worked tirelessly to build coalitions in support of their proposals.
- The diverse coalition represented a broad spectrum of political and social views.
- Despite their differences, the coalition leaders found common ground on key issues.
- The government relied on coalitions to maintain a semblance of stability.
- International coalitions played a crucial role in peacekeeping operations.
- The loose coalition of rebels posed a significant threat to the government.
- The coalition of businesses banded together to protect their interests.
- The election results revealed a shift in the political landscape, with new coalitions emerging.
FAQs About the word coalitions
a temporary union of persons, parties, or countries for a common purpose, a temporary alliance of distinct parties, persons, or states for joint action, the act
parties,factions, sides, wings,teams, sects, blocs, bodies, denominations, persuasions
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Bipartisan coalitions formed to pass groundbreaking legislation.
The coalition of nations condemned the rogue state's actions.
Interest groups worked tirelessly to build coalitions in support of their proposals.
The diverse coalition represented a broad spectrum of political and social views.
