made common cause
/meɪd ˈkɒmən kɔːz/
VERB
1. To unite with others for a shared purpose
To join or cooperate with other people or groups because they share a common interest, goal, cause, or objective.
1.1. Joining forces to achieve a common goal
Used when individuals, organizations, or groups cooperate and combine their efforts to accomplish something they collectively support.
Synonyms
- allied
- collaborated
- cooperated
- united
- joined forces
- pulled together
- combined
- leagued
- confederated
- banded together
- worked together
- joined
- associated
Antonyms
Examples
- In the face of adversity, the diverse group made common cause to address shared challenges.
- Despite their differences, the communities made common cause to promote environmental conservation.
- Faced with a common enemy, the nations made common cause to ensure collective security.
- The employees made common cause in advocating for fair wages and better working conditions.
- In times of crisis, people often made common cause to provide support and aid to those in need.
Related Words
- alliance
- cooperation
- collaboration
- unity
- partnership
- solidarity
- coalition
- collective effort
- common interest
- shared objective