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ally
noun as in something united with another, especially by treaty
Example Sentences
They found a third ally for their sisterhood in Welsh drag queen Catrin Feelings.
"What we need is a plan to defeat Reform," one ally said.
“Even if you don’t want a Cinderella story, you can’t deny that a Cinderella story would be nice,” said Ally Armeson, the executive director of the nonprofit FightCybercrime.org.
Riyadh has since bought Pakistani weapons, relied on its officers to build up the Saudi Air Force, and cultivated Pakistan as both an ideological ally and security partner.
She is good with people, with an outgoing friendliness and sense of fun, which is why charities have previously wanted her as an ally.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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