Rallying [verb]
Definition of Rallying:
reorganize, unite
Synonyms of Rallying:
● Restore
● Organize
● Arouse
● Redouble
● Waken
● Rouse
● Reform
● Revive
● Charge
● Whet
● Convene
● Urge
● Fire
● Wake
● Inspirit
● Kindle
● Assemble
● Awaken
● Muster
● Gather
● Refresh
● Summon
● Collect
● Renew
● Mobilize
● Marshal
● Surge
● Round up
● Bestir
● Regroup
Opposite/Antonyms of Rallying:
● Lose
● Stop
● Halt
● Separate
● Divide
● Dampen
● Kill
● Dull
● Bore
● Hurt
● Weaken
● Regress
● Scatter
● Dissuade
● Disperse
● Ruin
● Calm
● Destroy
● Damage
Sentence/Example of Rallying:
"You're a cheerful fellow, Hinde," said John, rallying a little.
Mrs. Adams laughed benevolently; she was not displeased with this rallying.
The gamblers, rallying to Seagrue, backed him with oaths and threats.
It would be a rallying point for the timid, and an attraction of the wavering.
He is an extraordinary man, and at his greatest when rallying the workers.
They left her there as a rallying point for the boats, and to receive the booty.
Colonels, majors, and captains were rallying the disheartened men.
During her absence from the deadwater there had been a rallying of forces.
Exhausted and bleeding, he raised his voice in the rallying call of the pack.
Rallying all his strength, Trippe made a fierce thrust at his adversary.