rally

Phonetic Respelling: [ ral-ee ]

Definition:

n. a mass meeting for the purpose of displaying or arousing support for a cause or person; v. to assemble and make ready for action

Sentence:

We are having a school pep rally today. OR The soldiers rally together.

More example sentences:

We are having a school pep rally today. OR The soldiers rally together.

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The soldiers rally together.

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What is the rally at the movie house?

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Why does Martin send Ralph Abernathy to the Mason Temple rally to give the speech?

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The rally came to an abrupt end when it started to rain.

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The cheerleaders led a cheer at the pep rally.

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The opposition party held a rally.

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The fugleman of the policital party spoke at the rally.

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Why did Frank tell everybody at the rally about the German spy?

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We attended the pro-American rally.

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The deputy went to the rally for his boss. OR The deputy guarded the jail.

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Our club sent a delegation to the rally.

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A sucker rally occurs with little fundamental information to back the movement.

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Oil prices settle up on a technical rally.

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Santa Claus rally is generally attributed to anticipation of the January effect.

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Synonyms:

demonstration; assembly; convention; mobilize

Antonyms:

alone; demobilize

Rally rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • alie
  • alley
  • alli
  • allie
  • balli
  • bally
  • braley
  • bralley
  • cali
  • calley
  • cally
  • dalley
  • dally
  • galley
  • galli
  • graley
  • halle
  • halley
  • hally
  • lalley
  • lalli
  • lally
  • malley
  • mally
  • nalley
  • nally
  • raley
  • sallee
  • salley
  • sallie
  • sally
  • scally
  • shali
  • stahley
  • stahly
  • straley
  • talley
  • tally
  • vallee
  • vallely
  • valley
  • valli
  • whalley
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • cavalli
  • delvalle
  • finale
  • mccalley
  • mcgalley
  • mcnalley
  • mcnally
  • o'malley
  • ranalli
  • verbally
  • vitale
  • vitaly