rally

The word “rally” has 2 syllables: ral-ly

It's pronounced as /ˈræ.li/


What is synonym and antonym for rally?

In the thesaurus, “rally” has 165 synonyms and 63 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for rally along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for rally

  • activate
  • arouse
  • arrange
  • assemblage
  • assemble
  • assembly
  • awaken
  • banter
  • bestir
  • bond together
  • bounce back
  • brace up
  • bring to order
  • bring together
  • call
  • call to arms
  • call-up
  • celebration
  • chaff
  • challenge
  • charge
  • clambake
  • collect
  • come about
  • come along
  • come around
  • come back
  • come from behind
  • come round
  • come to
  • come to order
  • come together
  • comeback
  • conference
  • congress
  • convalesce
  • convalescence
  • convene
  • convening
  • convention
  • convocation
  • council
  • counterattack
  • counterdemonstration
  • counterprotest
  • counterrally
  • demo
  • demonstration
  • encourage
  • enliven
  • fire
  • fool
  • fun
  • gag
  • gain
  • gather
  • gathering
  • get act together
  • get back in shape
  • get better
  • get second wind
  • get-together
  • goof on
  • group
  • grow stronger
  • heal
  • healing
  • improve
  • improvement
  • inspirit
  • invigorate
  • jape
  • jest
  • jive
  • joke
  • jolly
  • josh
  • kid
  • kindle
  • line up
  • make a comeback
  • march
  • marshal
  • marshaling
  • marshall
  • marshalling
  • mass meeting
  • meet
  • mend
  • mending
  • mobilization
  • mobilize
  • muster
  • mustering
  • order
  • organize
  • pep rally
  • perk up
  • pick up
  • protest
  • pull round
  • pull through
  • quip
  • rallying
  • razz
  • reanimate
  • reassemble
  • rebound
  • recoup
  • recover
  • recovery
  • recruit
  • recuperate
  • recuperation
  • redouble
  • reform
  • refresh
  • regain strength
  • regroup
  • rehab
  • rehabilitation
  • rejuvenate
  • renew
  • renewal
  • restore
  • resurgence
  • resurrect
  • resuscitate
  • resuscitation
  • revitalize
  • revival
  • revive
  • rib
  • ride
  • roast
  • round up
  • rouse
  • session
  • shape up
  • sit-down
  • sit-in
  • snap back
  • snap out of it
  • snapback
  • stage a comeback
  • strike
  • string along
  • summon
  • summons
  • surge
  • survival
  • survive
  • take the mickey out of
  • tease
  • turn around
  • turn things around
  • turning point
  • urge
  • wake
  • waken
  • whet
  • wisecrack
  • wreak havoc
  • yuck
  • yuk

Antonyms for rally

  • ail
  • bore
  • break up
  • calm
  • collapse
  • come down
  • damage
  • dampen
  • deactivate
  • decline
  • degenerate
  • degeneration
  • demob
  • demobilize
  • destroy
  • destruction
  • deteriorate
  • deterioration
  • disarrange
  • disband
  • discourage
  • disenchant
  • dismiss
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • disperse
  • disrupt
  • dissolve
  • dissuade
  • distribute
  • disturb
  • divide
  • dull
  • enervate
  • fade
  • fading
  • fail
  • failing
  • halt
  • hurt
  • kill
  • languish
  • languishing
  • lose
  • regress
  • regression
  • relapse
  • remission
  • ruin
  • scatter
  • separate
  • sicken
  • sink
  • sinking
  • stop
  • weaken
  • weakening
  • wilt
  • wilting
  • wither
  • withering
  • worsen
  • worsening

Meanings of rally

  • noun
    1. A public gathering or mass meeting that is not mainly a protest and is organized to inspire enthusiasm for a cause.
    2. A protest or demonstration for or against something, but often with speeches and often without marching, especially in North America.
    3. A sequence of strokes between serving and scoring a point.
    4. An event in which competitors drive through a series of timed special stages at intervals. The winner is the driver who completes all stages with the shortest cumulative time.
    5. A recovery after a decline in prices (said of the market, stocks, etc.).
    6. Good-humoured raillery.
  • verb
    1. To collect, and reduce to order, as troops dispersed or thrown into confusion; to gather again; to reunite.
    2. To come into orderly arrangement; to renew order, or united effort, as troops scattered or put to flight; to assemble; to unite.
    3. To collect one's vital powers or forces; to regain health or consciousness; to recuperate.
    4. To recover strength after a decline in prices; -- said of the market, stocks, etc.
    5. To tease; to chaff good-humouredly.

Example Sentences

  • The community came together to rally support for the local food bank.
  • After a slow start, the team managed to rally and win the game.
  • The politician planned to rally his supporters with a powerful speech.
  • During the crisis, citizens gathered to rally around their leaders.
  • The company’s CEO tried to rally the employees to boost morale and productivity.

On this page you'll find 228 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rally, such as: activate, ail, arouse, arrange, assemblage, assemble, assembly.

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Related Words

abnormally

  • above all
  • adversely
  • amazingly
  • antagonistically
  • antithetically
  • astonishingly
  • astronomically
  • asymmetrically
  • before all else
  • chiefly
  • conflictingly
  • considerably
  • conspicuously
  • contradictorily
  • contrarily
  • contrastingly
  • contrastively
  • curiously
  • deadly
  • devilishly
  • discordantly
  • disparately
  • dissimilarly
  • distinctively
  • divergently
  • diversely
  • eminently
  • especially
  • exceeding
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  • exceptionally
  • excessively
  • exclusively
  • exorbitantly
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  • expressly
  • extensively
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  • extra
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  • extravagantly
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  • fantastically
  • freakishly
  • greatly
  • highly
  • hostilely
  • hugely
  • immoderately
  • improperly
  • in a different manner
  • in particular
  • in specie
  • inappropriately
  • incompatibly
  • incongruously
  • incredibly
  • indescribably
  • individually
  • inexcusably
  • inordinately
  • intemperately
  • intolerably
  • mainly
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  • mightily
  • monstrously
  • negatively
  • nonconformably
  • notably
  • obscenely
  • oddly
  • on the contrary
  • on the other hand
  • oppositely
  • outstandingly
  • overly
  • overmuch
  • particularly
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  • perversely
  • poles apart
  • preeminently
  • primarily
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  • queerly
  • rarely
  • remarkably
  • separately
  • signally
  • significantly
  • singularly
  • specially
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  • startlingly
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  • substantially
  • super
  • supremely
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  • too
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  • uniquely
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  • unorthodoxly
  • unreasonably
  • unusually
  • variously
  • very
  • vice versa
  • whacking
  • wonderfully

about

  • abroad
  • across
  • adjacent
  • afloat
  • after a fashion
  • all but
  • all over
  • almost
  • along
  • alongside
  • any which way
  • anyhow
  • appreciably
  • approximately
  • apropos
  • apropos of
  • around
  • aroused
  • as concerns
  • as far as
  • as for
  • as good as
  • as regards
  • as respects
  • as to
  • astir
  • at
  • athwart
  • awake
  • awakened
  • aware
  • back
  • backward
  • backwards
  • behind
  • beside
  • borderline
  • by
  • by and large
  • chiefly
  • circa
  • concerning
  • conscious
  • counter
  • counterclockwise
  • dealing with
  • down
  • downward
  • downwards
  • encircling
  • everyplace
  • everywhere
  • fair
  • fairly
  • far and wide
  • feckly
  • generally
  • here and there
  • hereabout
  • hereabouts
  • high and low
  • in connection with
  • in general
  • in regard to
  • in relation to
  • in respect to
  • in reverse
  • in the ball park
  • in the neighborhood
  • in view of
  • insomniac
  • just about
  • kind of
  • largely
  • like
  • loosely
  • mainly
  • more or less
  • most
  • mostly
  • much
  • near
  • nearby
  • nearly
  • next door to
  • next to
  • nigh
  • nominally
  • obversely
  • of
  • on
  • over
  • partially
  • partly
  • passim
  • plus or minus
  • practically
  • pretty much
  • pretty nearly
  • rearward
  • rearwards
  • reawakened
  • referring to
  • regarding
  • relative to
  • respecting
  • reversely
  • revived
  • right and left
  • roughly
  • round
  • roused
  • rousted
  • say
  • sleepless
  • some
  • somewhat
  • somewhere
  • somewhere about
  • somewhere around
  • surrounding
  • through
  • throughout
  • touching
  • touching on
  • toward
  • towards
  • ubiquitously
  • up
  • virtually
  • wakeful
  • wakened
  • well-nigh
  • widdershins
  • wide-awake
  • with regard to
  • with respect to
  • withershins
  • within an inch of

absolutely

  • abundantly
  • actually
  • admittedly
  • all
  • all of
  • all over
  • altogether
  • assuredly
  • basically
  • by and large
  • categorically
  • certainly
  • chiefly
  • clean
  • cold
  • come hell or high water
  • completely
  • conclusively
  • consummately
  • copiously
  • dead
  • decidedly
  • decisively
  • definitely
  • doubtless
  • downright
  • easily
  • enough
  • entire
  • entirely
  • even
  • exactly
  • fast
  • flat
  • flat-out
  • for sure
  • forsooth
  • frankly
  • full
  • fully
  • generally
  • generously
  • greatly
  • hands down
  • heartily
  • honestly
  • indeed
  • indisputably
  • indubitably
  • largely
  • mainly
  • more or less
  • mostly
  • no ifs ands or buts
  • no strings attached
  • on the button
  • on the money
  • on the nose
  • out
  • overall
  • perfectly
  • plain
  • plumb
  • positively
  • precisely
  • predominantly
  • predominately
  • primarily
  • principally
  • purely
  • quite
  • radically
  • realistically
  • really
  • right on
  • soundly
  • stone
  • stone-cold
  • straight out
  • substantially
  • sure as can be
  • sure as hell
  • sure enough
  • surely
  • the very thing
  • thoroughly
  • through and through
  • totally
  • truly
  • truthfully
  • unambiguously
  • unconditionally
  • undoubtedly
  • unqualifiedly
  • unquestionably
  • utterly
  • verily
  • veritably
  • well
  • wholly
  • wide

acceptably

  • OK
  • abundantly
  • adequately
  • admirably
  • admissibly
  • agreeably
  • all right
  • alright
  • amiably
  • amply
  • appropriately
  • aptly
  • attractively
  • averagely
  • barely
  • beautifully
  • becomingly
  • befittingly
  • bountifully
  • capably
  • capaciously
  • charmingly
  • commensurately
  • competently
  • completely
  • congruously
  • copiously
  • correctly
  • creditably
  • decently
  • decorously
  • desirably
  • distinctively
  • effectively
  • effectually
  • efficiently
  • enjoyably
  • enough
  • excellently
  • extensively
  • fairly
  • fairly well
  • felicitously
  • fine
  • finely
  • fittingly
  • generously
  • good
  • graciously
  • gratifyingly
  • greatly
  • happily
  • lavishly
  • liberally
  • meetly
  • middlingly
  • moderately
  • modestly
  • neatly
  • nicely
  • okay
  • passably
  • perfectly
  • pleasantly
  • pleasantly enough
  • pleasingly
  • pleasurably
  • plenteously
  • plentifully
  • presentably
  • profusely
  • properly
  • proportionately
  • rather
  • reasonably
  • respectably
  • richly
  • rightly
  • satisfactorily
  • satisfyingly
  • seemly
  • serviceably
  • so-so
  • substantially
  • sufficiently
  • suitably
  • thoroughly
  • tidily
  • to an acceptable degree
  • tolerably
  • triumphantly
  • unobjectionably
  • well
  • well enough
  • winningly

accumulate

  • accelerate
  • accrete
  • accrue
  • acquire
  • add to
  • agglomerate
  • agglutinate
  • aggregate
  • amalgamate
  • amass
  • appreciate
  • archive
  • arrange
  • assemble
  • ball
  • balloon
  • band
  • bank
  • batch
  • blow up
  • boom
  • bourgeon
  • brigade
  • bring together
  • build up
  • bulk
  • bunch
  • burgeon
  • cache
  • clean up
  • climb
  • clump
  • cluster
  • collate
  • collect
  • collocate
  • combine
  • compile
  • concentrate
  • conglomerate
  • congregate
  • connect
  • constellate
  • corral
  • crescendo
  • crest
  • cumulate
  • distend
  • draw together
  • drift
  • enlarge
  • escalate
  • expand
  • flock
  • gain
  • garner
  • gather
  • get together
  • group
  • grow
  • heap
  • heap together
  • heighten
  • herd
  • hive
  • hoard
  • huddle
  • incorporate
  • increase
  • inflate
  • intensify
  • join
  • jump
  • link
  • load up
  • lump
  • make a bundle
  • make a killing
  • mass
  • merge
  • mount
  • multiply
  • mushroom
  • muster
  • organize
  • pack
  • peak
  • pick up
  • pile
  • pile up
  • pool
  • press
  • procure
  • profit
  • proliferate
  • rack up
  • raise
  • rally
  • re-collect
  • redouble
  • regather
  • regroup
  • ridge
  • rise
  • rocket
  • roll up
  • round up
  • scare up
  • skyrocket
  • snowball
  • spread
  • stack
  • stack up
  • stockpile
  • store
  • store up
  • surge
  • swarm
  • swell
  • systematize
  • throng
  • unite
  • wax

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