allied

/ˈælaɪd/
adjective
  1. Joined together by a formal agreement, especially for a common purpose such as war or mutual support.
    • The allied forces worked together to defeat the enemy.
    • Several allied nations signed the treaty to promote peace.
    • The two companies formed an allied partnership to develop new technology.
  2. Connected or related in nature, origin, or function.
    • The study of history is allied with the study of politics.
    • These two species are allied through a common ancestor.
    • Medicine and nursing are allied professions that share many goals.
Synonyms
verb
  1. Past tense and past participle of ally; to have joined or united for a common purpose.
    • They allied their resources to build a community center.
    • The two families allied through marriage centuries ago.
    • The small kingdom allied itself with a larger empire for protection.
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