interallied
7.2
About two or more countries that work together, often during a war
- adjective
- /ˌɪntəˈrælɪd/
- Formal
:
interaliado
- To Wilson, Frankfurter further noted: "The appointment of the Interallied Syrian King-Crane Commission and the assumed postponement for months, but particularly beyond the time of your stay here, of the disposition of Near Eastern questions, have brought the deepest disquietude to the representatives of the Jewry of the world."
Examples
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During World War I, interallied strategies were developed to coordinate efforts against common enemies.
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The peace treaty required interallied agreements to ensure stability among the nations involved.
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The interallied cooperation was crucial for the success of the military campaign.
Synonyms
allied
vsinterallied
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4.3
Joined with other groups to work together for a common purpose
refers specifically to relations among two or more nations in military alliances or wartime
Antonyms
How International
Surface Forms
interallied positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word interallied has the beginning inter- meaning 'between' and the word ally meaning 'a friend or partner country, like in alliance. So an interallied agreement or meeting is one made 'between allies', which is why the word is used for cooperation among allied nations.