Coalition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COALITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of merging into one mass or body
• a temporary alliance for combined action, especially of political parties forming a government
• temporary alliance, esp between political parties
• The act of coalescing; union into a body or mass, as of separate bodies or parts; as, a coalition of atoms.
• A combination, for temporary purposes, of persons, parties, or states, having different interests.
• an organization of people (or countries) involved in a pact or treaty
• the state of being combined into one body
• the union of diverse things into one body or form or group; the growing together of parts
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of coalescing; union; a body formed by the coalescing of originally distinct elements; combination

Words related to COALITION

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Words that contain COALITION

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How to use COALITION in a sentence

• A coalition of all governments unfriendly to France was formed.
• Rome Heads a Greek Coalition against Macedonia Nor was Philip the first to renew the hostilities.
• The state of parties was such that no rival coalition was possible.
• At first, however, as far as those who were not behind the scenes could see, all went smoothly with the Coalition.
• Austria however at last comes forward to join the coalition.
• The peoplets around, in coalition against them, attacked them often, and threatened them incessantly.
• The anger and severity displayed by the English government towards the Jacobites were aggravated by the checks encountered upon the Continent by the coalition.
• Punch suspects, more out of hatred of the Coalition than of love for Ireland.
• On not a single occasion could the various European states form a coalition against their common antagonist.
• If we look at France first, we are entitled to assume that single-handed she is not a match for us, but can only be dangerous to us as a member of a coalition.
• His accusations immediately provoked an action for libel on the part of three leaders of the Croato-Serb coalition who were implicated, in December 1909.
• This Conference created another Coalition Cabinet, the last of the Kerensky regime.
• The triumphant coalition in each case fell to pieces as soon as it had done its immediate work.
• Napoleon III proposed to Russia in 1861 a coalition of powers against the North, only to meet a firm refusal.
• His decision once uttered, the Emperor, overtaken by the coalition of 1806, forgot the whole matter.
• You say that in taking General Washington on your shoulders, to bear him harmless through the federal coalition, you encounter a perilous topic.
• But they certainly consider this coalition with the deity as a kind of purification necessary to be undergone before they enter a state of bliss.
• But this very power awakened the jealousy of the surrounding nations, and the Samnites exerted themselves to form a new and formidable coalition.
• The loss of this nobleman brought his cabinet, indeed, to the verge of dissolution, and a coalition of parties was hence deemed desirable.
• Eden, afterwards Baron Auckland, who, under the coalition administration, had filled the office of vice-treasurer of Ireland.
• Ever since the commencement of the war, great exertions had been made to bring the Empress of Russia into the coalition.
• That body was controlled by the Coalition by a very large majority.
• He held the office for seven years, but he was defeated by the coalition of 1850.
• It was most essential then that our men should cast a solid vote for the coalition government.
• Negotiations had been going on for some months, and they continued in various stages for some months longer, for a coalition between the two great parties of the State.
• Pitt had staked everything on the new coalition, and the surrender of the Austrians at Ulm was news of the utmost bitterness to him.
• In December he journeyed to Bath, and at Bath there reached him the news of the destruction of his coalition at Austerlitz.
• The battle of Hohenlinden and the peace of Luneville detached Austria from the coalition, and England was left to struggle alone against the new opinions in France.
• A new coalition was soon formed against France, consisting of England, Russia, Prussia and Sweden.
• The cruelties of Mihiragula provoked a coalition of Hindu princes.
• Before sunset the Third Coalition was broken into fragments and blown away.

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