rally

US /ˈræl.i/
UK /ˈræl.i/
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1.

a mass meeting of people to show support for or opposition to something

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Thousands attended the political rally.
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The environmental group organized a rally to protest deforestation.
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demonstrationprotestgatheringassemblymeeting
2.

a recovery or improvement in price, value, or health after a decline

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The stock market saw a strong rally in the afternoon.
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After a long illness, her health began to show a promising rally.
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recoveryreboundsurgeupturnimprovement
1.

to come together again in order to continue fighting or to make an effort to achieve something after a period of difficulty or defeat

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The team managed to rally in the second half and win the game.
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The community rallied around the family after the tragedy.
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recoverreboundregroupmobilizeunite
2.

(of prices or a stock market) to increase after a fall

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Oil prices began to rally after the news.
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The company's shares are expected to rally next quarter.
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riseincreaserecoverreboundsurge
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pep rally