Alliance

What do we mean by alliance?

A close association of nations or other groups, formed to advance common interests or causes. noun

A formal agreement establishing such an association, especially an international treaty of friendship. noun

A connection based on kinship, marriage, or common interest; a bond or tie. noun

A long-term association of two or more animals of the same species, in which members cooperate for a purpose such as gaining access to mates or defending territory. noun

Close similarity in nature or type; affinity. noun

The act of becoming allied or the condition of being allied. noun

The state of being allied or connected; the relation between parties allied or connected. noun

Connection by kindred. noun

Union between nations, contracted by compact, treaty, or league. Such alliance may be defensive, that is, an agreement to defend each other when attacked; or offensive, that is, an agreement to make a combined attack on another nation; or it may be both offensive and defensive. noun

Any joining of efforts or interests by persons, families, states, or organizations: as, an alliance between church and state. noun

The compact or treaty which is the instrument of allying or confederating: as, to draw up an alliance. noun

The aggregate of persons or parties allied. noun

In botany, a grade intermediate between class and order: the equivalent in Lindley's classification of the more recent term cohort. noun

In zoology, a natural group of related families; a superfamily or suborder. noun

To unite by confederacy; join in alliance; ally.

To connect by alliance; to ally. transitive verb

The state of being allied; the act of allying or uniting; a union or connection of interests between families, states, parties, etc., especially between families by marriage and states by compact, treaty, or league noun

Any union resembling that of families or states; union by relationship in qualities; affinity. noun

The state of being allied.

The act of allying or uniting.

A union or connection of interests between families, states, parties, etc., especially between families by marriage and states by compact, treaty, or league.

Any union resembling that of families or states; union by relationship in qualities; affinity.

(with the definite article) The persons or parties allied.

1) People or groups that work together. 2) One of the two factions (the other being the Horde) in World of Warcraft. Consists of humans, three slightly original takes on classic fantasy races, and one genuinely original race. Alliance players are neither inherently less mature nor inherently less likely to gank. Commonly misjudged as the "good" faction. Urban Dictionary

A slang term in reference to the homosexual community as a whole. Coined by the television show "Arrested Development", and made popular by television writer Gregory Bonsignore. Urban Dictionary

A large number of 14 and under children that play World of Warcraft. Best known for "the zerg". Urban Dictionary

A group of countries, political parties, or people who have agreed to work together because of shared interests or aims: Urban Dictionary

A group of friends who stick together till the end. They are the same as a gang or crew. It can be called other things too beside gang or crew. An alliance of people is often all guys sometimes with a few of their girlfriends. They can be formed at any time by anyone of any age. The members of the alliance help help each other out. They are loyal and trusting to each other. They have rival gangs that they fight with. They use nicknames like the one my homies gave me "Mento" or use a couple letters from their names like "TJ" and "CJ". These groups usually have colors that they use for their gang. They also have symbols, and gang names like "The No Respect Crew", or "The Rebel Alliance." Alliances, gangs, and crews usually make people who want to be new members pledge to get in. They have gang bibles that talk about the gang members, poicies of the gang, and the brotherhood.Over all it isn't always a bad thing to be in a gang. It isn't always all about crime and sin. It is about friendship and loyalty. Urban Dictionary

Faction in World of Warcraft played by two kinds of people: Pre-teens and teens that aren't angsty and gothy enough to play Horde. Urban Dictionary

A town in Ohio where some jerk genetically modified the rose to create the bastardized abortion know as the "cheap rose" or carnation. Urban Dictionary

Group of metalheads based in Orange County. Urban Dictionary

The noob faction in World of Warcraft led by a king whose a little boy, and his pet dog. Urban Dictionary

A form of recognition of an ultimate Pact Between Any 2 friends. The Pact must be made from the Nectar of the gods, and this pact is unbreakable. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to alliance:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word alliance:
greens, coalition, democrats, democracy, seats, parties, party, socialist, faction, wrestling, parliamentary, democratic, progressive, vote, treaty, liberal, allies, conservative, electoral, election, contested, opposition.

Words that rhyme with alliance:
science, compliance, appliance, defiance, reliance, pseudoscience, noncompliance, neuroscience, economic science, physical science, political science, social science, overreliance, computer science, applied science, natural science, cognitive science, engineering science, bryansk, bachelor of science, life science, medical science, earth science, biomedical science, christian science, environmental science, master of science, creation science, library science, kitchen appliance, big science, bachelor of arts in library science, master of library science, associate in applied science, psychological science, domestic science, home appliance, master of arts in library science, military science, biological science, information science, brain science, chemical science, doctor of science, department of computer science, bachelor of naval science, man of science, zoological science, dental appliance, household appliance, genetic science, geophysical science, telescience.

Adjectives that are often used to describe alliance:
military, close, therapeutic, french, new, defensive, political, western, russian, unholy, strategic, american, triple, offensive, japanese, german, formal, english, matrimonial, grand, uneasy, soviet, secret, atlantic, strong, democratic, british, electoral, temporary, holy, spanish, austrian, wartime, closer, firm, loose, powerful, intimate, friendly, permanent, quadruple, european, strange, prussian, effective, unnatural, strict, broad, informal, turkish, communist, conservative, tacit, liberal, regional, revolutionary, athenian, tripartite, roman, perpetual, global, italian, tactical, mutual, operative, dutch, protestant, marital, polish, unlikely, closest, led.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective alliance:
formation, policy, building, management, party.

Consonant match to alliance:
allowance.

Words that sound like alliance:
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