rallying point (Meaning)
Wordnet
rallying point (n)
a point or principle on which scattered or opposing groups can come together
Synonyms & Antonyms of rallying point
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
rallying point Sentence Examples
- The town square served as a rallying point for protesters demanding justice.
- During the hurricane, the community center became a rallying point for displaced residents.
- The meeting was designed to be a rallying point for supporters of the new initiative.
- The team's star player was a rallying point for the squad, inspiring them to victory.
- The patriotic speech created a rallying point for citizens to unite against tyranny.
- The school's diversity club was a rallying point for students from all backgrounds.
- The environmentalist movement had its rallying point in the fight against climate change.
- After the tragic event, the memorial became a rallying point for the bereaved community.
- The social media campaign ignited a rallying point for supporters of the cause.
- The charismatic leader's words acted as a rallying point for their followers, mobilizing them to action.
FAQs About the word rallying point
a point or principle on which scattered or opposing groups can come together
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The town square served as a rallying point for protesters demanding justice.
During the hurricane, the community center became a rallying point for displaced residents.
The meeting was designed to be a rallying point for supporters of the new initiative.
The team's star player was a rallying point for the squad, inspiring them to victory.
