allies
/ˈælaɪz/
noun
- Countries, groups, or people that join together for a common purpose, especially in war or mutual support.
- The two countries have been close allies for decades.
- In the debate, she found allies among the other students who agreed with her.
- During World War II, the Allies fought against the Axis powers.
- A person or group that supports and helps another, especially in a difficult situation or cause.
- He considered his teacher an ally in his struggle to learn English.
- Having allies at work can make challenging projects easier.
- She was a true ally to the movement for equal rights.
verb
- Third person singular present of ally; joins or unites for a common purpose.
- The small nation allies itself with larger powers for protection.
- The organization allies with local charities to help the homeless.
- She allies her team with the marketing department for the campaign.