rallying Antonyms

Meaning of rallying

Wordnet

rallying (n)

the act of mobilizing for a common purpose

the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort

Wordnet

rallying (s)

rousing or recalling to unity and renewed effort

Webster

rallying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rally

rallying Sentence Examples

  1. The opposition party rallied their supporters for a massive protest against the new policy.
  2. The coach rallied the team together before the crucial match, urging them to give their all.
  3. The community rallied around the victims of the disaster, providing support and aid.
  4. The activists rallied at the town hall, demanding action on climate change.
  5. The candidate's supporters rallied outside the polling station, showing their enthusiasm and determination.
  6. The protesters rallied at the park, chanting slogans and waving banners.
  7. The leader rallied his troops for the upcoming battle, instilling in them a spirit of bravery and resolve.
  8. The survivors of the tragedy rallied together, finding strength in their shared experiences.
  9. The students rallied for the reinstatement of their favorite teacher, submitting a petition and organizing a walkout.
  10. The community rallied to save the local library, volunteering their time and resources to ensure its survival.

FAQs About the word rallying

the act of mobilizing for a common purpose, the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort, rousing or recalling to unity and renewed effortof Rally

kidding, quizzical, razzing, bantering,joking, mocking, fooling, sarcastic, funning, joshing

disordering, demobbing, disorganizing, disturbing, disordering, dismissing,disrupting, disrupting, demobilizing, dismissing

The opposition party rallied their supporters for a massive protest against the new policy.

The coach rallied the team together before the crucial match, urging them to give their all.

The community rallied around the victims of the disaster, providing support and aid.

The activists rallied at the town hall, demanding action on climate change.