Rally
/ˈræli/
Definitions
- (n.) A public assembly of people advocating a legal or political cause, often used to demonstrate support or opposition before or during litigation or legislative proceedings.
The civil rights rally influenced the passing of new anti-discrimination laws.
- (v.) To gather or come together for a common legal purpose, such as supporting a cause or preparing a joint legal action.
The lawyers rallied their clients to prepare for the class-action lawsuit.
Forms
- rallies
- rallied
- rallying
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'rally' often describes collective actions supporting legal or political objectives, distinct from purely social gatherings.
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