rally¹ /ralˈi/

1. To reassemble
2. To gather to one's support
3. To bring together for united effort
4. To muster (eg the faculties) by an effort
5. To pull together, revive

1. To come together, esp from dispersal, or for renewed effort, or in support of a leader, friend or cause
2. To recover
3. To recover in some degree lost health, power, vigour, value, etc
4. (of a share price or currency value) to improve after a period of decline or decrease
5. To drive in a rally

1. An assembly or reassembly for renewed effort
2. A gathering for a common purpose
3. A mass meeting
4. A competition to test skill in driving, and ability to follow an unknown route (US also rallˈye), or to test quality of motor vehicles (see also under rely)
5. A pantomime mêlée
6. A temporary or partial recovery (from an illness, etc)
7. A quick exchange of blows in boxing
8. A series of to-and-fro strokes in deciding a point, as in tennis

rallˈier noun

rallˈying noun

Long-distance motor-racing over public roads

rallˈyist noun

rallˈycross noun

Motor-racing round a circuit consisting partly of paved road and partly of rough ground

rallˈying-cry noun

A slogan to attract support for a cause, etc

rallˈying-point noun

A place of assembly, esp for a mass meeting

rally round

To support, help someone in need

rally² /ralˈi/

To banter

rallˈier noun

rallˈyingly adverb

• misrelated
• misrelated participle
• misrelated participles
• misrelates
• misrelating
• misrelation
• misrelations
• misremember
• misremembered
• misremembering
• misremembers
• misreport
• misreported
• misreporting
• misreports
• misrepresent
• misrepresentation
• misrepresentative
• misrepresented
• misrepresenting
• misrepresents
• misroute
• misrouted
• misrouteing
• misroutes