ally



ally (oneself) to

To join or unite with another person or group. In order to survive the attack, I allied myself to the invading soldiers. We need to ally ourselves to management if we want to keep our jobs.
See also: ally

ally oneself to someone or something

to unite or affiliate oneself with someone or something. She sought to ally herself to the older members. Jane allied herself to the teacher almost immediately.
See also: ally

ally (oneself) (with someone) (against someone or something)

to unite with someone in opposition to someone or something. Sally allied herself with John against the committee. We allied with the older ones against the younger ones. They allied themselves against the attackers.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
DarcyDAHR-seeEnglish
Helmold-Ancient Germanic
CordKAWRTGerman
Tory (1)TAWR-eeAfrican American
RÓZsiRO-zheeHungarian
Jimmy['dʒimi]