Rally synonyms
răl'ē
Category:
Part of speech:
To organize (people, resources, etc.) for active service or use in any emergency, drive, etc.
assemble (related)
To fit or put together the parts of (a machine, etc.)
To add energy to a battery within.
remission (antonym)
Remission is forgiveness or the decrease in symptoms of a disease.
To joke is defined as to do or say something for fun.
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The definition of a gathering is a meeting.
To order, as by a summons, to appear in court
revive (related)
To raise from coma, languor, depression, or discouragement; to bring into action after a suspension.
To aggressively challenge a person, idea, etc., with words (particularly in newspaper headlines, because it typesets into less space than "criticize" or similar).
To recover control of:
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To cause to assemble, or meet together
To give support to; foster:
To set fire to; ignite.
Meet is defined as to come face to face with, be there when someone or something arrives, or to be introduced.
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To hold up to scorn or contempt; ridicule
To assemble or gather:
Organize is defined as to arrange in an orderly way.
Any of several extensive human populations associated with broadly defined regions of the world and distinguished from one another on the basis of inheritable physical characteristics, traditionally conceived as including such traits as pigmentation, hair texture, and facial features. Because the number of genes responsible for such physical variations is tiny in comparison to the size of the human genome and because genetic variation among members of a traditionally recognized racial group is generally as great as between two such groups, most scientists now consider race to be primarily a social rather than a scientific concept.
(Law) To gain by legal process.
(Computers) To update (the information displayed on a screen), as to reflect the most recent changes to a webpage being viewed.
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To rejuvenate is to restore, or to make someone or something look younger or fresher.
To restore is defined as to bring or put back to a former condition or to give back.
To unite again.
To rouse is to bring someone out of sleep, or to stir up an emotion.
Stir is defined as to slowly mix something in order to blend it or to suddenly put a body in motion.
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To have or demonstrate in combination:
slump (antonym)
The definition of a slump is a sudden decline, or is a long period of decline and loss.
regression (antonym)
(Statistics) A technique for predicting the value of a dependent variable as a function of one or more independent variables in the presence of random error.
weakening (antonym)
(Uncountable, mathematics) A structural principle of mathematical logic that states that the hypotheses of any derived fact may be freely extended with additional assumptions
demobilize (antonym)
disband (antonym)
To break up (an association or organization)
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divide (antonym)
To divide is defined as to separate into two or more parts.
lose (antonym)
Lose is defined as to wind up without something or to fail in a competition.
regress (antonym)
To return to a previous, usually worse or less developed state:
To take form or order:
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(Idiomatic) To change one's mind, especially to begin to agree or appreciate what one was reluctant to accept at first.
The definition of convalesce is to recover gradually from sickness or injury.
To obtain a profit or advantage; benefit:
To make beneficial additions or changes:
To make better; improve; reform; set right
To become more lively or enthusiastic or upright.
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Instance of getting something back.
move (related)
To be disposed of by sale:
health (related)
To regain one's health
The act of one who rallies.
The act or an instance of exchanging:
A large public meeting to discuss public affairs, demonstrate public approval or disapproval, etc.
Rebound is to bounce back after hitting the ground or some other surface, or to recover value after a decline.
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Tease means to poke fun at someone or something.
To criticize or complain about (something).
To fool, hoax, trick, etc.
To excite by exposing something desirable that remains or is made difficult or impossible to obtain:
To place a lure in (a trap) or on (a fishing hook).
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To ride is defined as to sit in or on something and move from one place to another.
To cause by some other means, injuries comparable to the result of being beaten up.
rallies (related)
parade (related)
races (related)
cavalcade (related)
championship (related)
may day (related)
ride-in (related)
The act or process of providing evidence for or showing the truth of something:
In government, an assembly is defined as a specific group of legislators.
unite against
To return to the attack
To gather together again, especially in a different place:
To make new or as if new again; make young, fresh, or strong again; bring back into good condition
US spelling of counter-attack.
come-together
(Intransitive) To assemble; congregate.
surge forward
To return to the attack
To urge others to rally, sense 1
To strengthen or hearten; give impetus or vigour
To increase suddenly or abnormally
grow stronger
To regain strength
disintegrate (antonym)
To disintegrate is defined as to break apart and fall to pieces.
revenge (related)
(Archaic) To seek or take vengeance for (oneself or another person); avenge.
urge (related)
To stimulate; excite:
Arouse is defined as to inspire awareness or excitement.
An objection, exception, or other formal questioning of the capability or legal qualifications of a person, the existence of a right, or the legality of an action or thing. An objection by a party or a lawyer to a potential juror or jury panel and his or her request that a judge disqualify the individual or the panel from hearing that party’s cause or trial. To call into question.
Find another word for rally. In this page you can discover 106 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for rally, like: mobilize, assemble, charge, remission, joke, banter, taunt, gathering, summon, gather and revive.
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