cobelligerent

/ˌkoʊbəˈlɪdʒərənt/
adjective
  1. Fighting alongside another, especially without a formal alliance.
    • They signed a cobelligerent agreement to cooperate against the common threat.
    • Cobelligerent status allowed the two armies to share intelligence.
    • The cobelligerent forces coordinated their attacks on the enemy capital.
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noun
  1. A nation or group that fights alongside another in a war, though not necessarily as a formal ally.
    • The two countries became cobelligerents in the fight against the invading army.
    • During World War II, the Soviet Union was a cobelligerent with the Allies against Germany.
    • As a cobelligerent, the smaller nation provided troops and supplies to the larger coalition.
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