Rallied is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RALLIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RALLY, to call together for a common purpose, also RALLYE, REALLIE
• (of troops) come together again in order to continue fighting after a defeat or dispersion
• bring together (forces) again in order to continue fighting
• assemble in a mass meeting
• bring or come together in order to support a person or cause
• recover or cause to recover in health, spirits, or poise
• (of share, currency, or commodity prices) increase after a fall
• drive in a rally
• subject (someone) to good-humoured ridicule; tease
NOUN:
• a mass meeting of people making a political protest or showing support for a cause
• an open-air event for people who own a particular kind of vehicle
• a long-distance race for motor vehicles over public roads or rough terrain, typically in several stages
• a quick or marked recovery after a decline
• (in tennis and other racket sports) an extended exchange of strokes between players

Words related to RALLIED

rallies7 rally8 rallying12

Words that contain RALLIED

interallied12 counterrallied17

How to use RALLIED in a sentence

• At the last desperate moment, he rallied the artillery and all the forces of his army for a final effort.
• But the country rallied after the crisis had passed.
• The defeated Greeks now rallied under Ypsilanti and Kolokotronis, who raised the siege of Corinth, and advanced against their foes with twelve thousand men.
• Charles, after this defeat, returned to the charge six weeks later, having rallied his army and drawn reinforcements from Burgundy.
• One of the main issues around which they rallied the working people of this country was the fight for the eight-hour day.
• He not only encouraged them to defend themselves, but put himself at their head, rallied, instructed, and led them on to encounter the enemy, who by this means were repulsed.
• Those men, few in number, who made themselves a name at that epoch, rallied round Charlemagne and were developed under his patronage.
• A part of Bohemia rallied around the king in support of these atrocious measures.
• With amazing vigor he rallied his scattered forces, and called in reenforcements.
• Twice were the earliest settlers dispersed by the Raritan Indians, but they rallied again, until their progress became uninterrupted and permanent.
• But a friend of mine was here the other day, who has rallied, and is himself again, after a much severer shock, and at an age several years more advanced.
• The General rallied his troops and joined in the chase.
• They soon rallied, however, and one of their number hastily seconded the nomination, which was carried.
• But again and again they rallied, their temper growing to a pitch of fury that suggested the limit of human endurance.
• This deprivation soon went off, and he so far rallied as to be able, though with difficulty, to get up, with the intention of going to Mr.
• Although the English and Hanoverian column had suffered great loss in the battle of Turcoing, it soon rallied, and even foiled Pichegru in an attempt to seize upon Tournay.
• At the same time the infantry rallied and pressed forward again.
• She had fits of abstraction, from which, when rallied, she roused herself with an effort.
• Around him had rallied some of the men he knew best, Pink and Mr.
• He, however, rallied his forces and retreated in good order to London, though he had to leave Henry behind him.
• Florian, who had rallied in his literary enthusiasm, collapsed into his chronic state of terror.
• Again and again the men rallied to my call, devils incarnate now, only to have their formation shattered by numbers.
• And then little by little, the brambles and wild growth rallied.
• The detachment was finally rallied and halted upon a hill, but so discomfited at this unexpected attack that no effort could induce them to charge upon the enemy.
• Soon the infantry hurried up to their assistance, the cavalry rallied, and the fight became general on both sides.
• They rallied round Yahveh and Moses, and in the struggle that ensued the forces on the side of the national God proved the stronger.
• More than one regiment of raw troops had dispersed in panic, and had been with difficulty rallied.
• But all her latent womanhood speedily rallied to meet this strange and but half-comprehended emergency.
• Major-General Riall reported that then, owing to severe losses, his troops broke and could not be rallied.
• Richman rallied me, after he was gone, on my listening ear.
• He had raised his standard on the other side of the Volga, and had rallied four thousand partisans around him.
• The regent rallied her supporters, consisting of the lords who were her partisans, and their vassals, and prepared for a vigorous defense.
• She rallied him, in a quiet way, on his various previous loves, and said that she had no doubt he would forget his present one in the same manner.

Similar words containing RALLI without suffix ed

rallier7 rallies7 ralline7 ralliers8 coralline11 corallite11 moralling12 ralliform14 thralling13 corallines12 corallites12 corralling13 spiralling13 sugarallie11 bethralling17 coralliform18 enthralling15 generalling13 interallied12 inthralling15 lateralling12 sugarallies12 coralliferous18 coralligenous16 counterrallied17 counterrallies16 disenthralling19 disinthralling19 hydrocoralline23 outgeneralling16 disinthrallings20 hydrocorallines24

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