rally

/ˈræli/

Definitions

1. noun

a large public gathering, especially of people in support of a cause or a sports team.

“The rally was attended by thousands of people protesting the government’s decision.”

2. verb

to gather or assemble in a group, especially to show support or enthusiasm.

“The fans rallied behind their favorite team during the championship game.”

3. verb

to become more enthusiastic or confident, especially in a difficult situation.

“She rallied her team and led them to victory in the final round.”

4. verb

to assemble or collect something, especially money or supplies.

“The charity rallied donations for the victims of the natural disaster.”

5. noun

a meeting of a racing team or drivers to discuss strategies and make plans.

“The rally team held a meeting to discuss their tactics for the upcoming competition.”

Synonyms

  • assembly
  • gathering
  • mobilization
  • rallying

Antonyms

  • dispersal
  • scattering