What is "rally" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "rally": a large gathering of people intended to arouse enthusiasm

Noun

Meaning of "rally": gather

Verb

Meaning of "rally": the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort

Noun

Meaning of "rally": call to arms; of military personnel

Verb

Meaning of "rally": a marked recovery of strength or spirits during an illness

Noun

Meaning of "rally": gather or bring together

Verb

Meaning of "rally": an automobile race run over public roads

Noun

Meaning of "rally": return to a former condition

Verb

Meaning of "rally": (sports) an unbroken sequence of several successive strokes

Noun

Meaning of "rally": harass with persistent criticism or carping

Verb

Synonyms:

assembly, convocation, session, convention, meet, assemblage, celebration, get-together, clambake, mass meeting, pep rally, pow-wow, resurgence, recuperation, recovery, revival, renewal, improvement, comeback, turning point, restore, organize, arouse, redouble, resuscitate, waken, rouse, reform, rejuvenate, revive, charge, whet, convene, counterattack, urge, fire, wake, inspirit, kindle, assemble, awaken, muster, challenge, gather, refresh, summon, resurrect, collect, renew, encourage, mobilize, marshal, surge, call to arms, come about, get together, round up, wreak havoc, bestir, regroup, reassemble, bond together, bring to order, bring together, come to order, come together, enliven, recuperate, refresh, surge, invigorate, recover, improve, bounce back, come along, perk up, pick up, pull through, brace up, come around, come from behind, get act together, get back in shape, get better, get second wind, grow stronger, make a comeback, regain strength, shape up, snap out of it, turn around, turn things around,

Antonyms:

regression, remission, weakening, destruction, regression, remission, weakening, damage, destroy, disorganize, calm, ruin, disperse, dissuade, scatter, regress, weaken, hurt, bore, disenchant, dull, kill, dampen, discourage, divide, separate, distribute, halt, stop, lose, enervate, deteriorate, worsen, damage, disperse, scatter, regress, weaken, bore, dull, decline, divide, lose,