coalition (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌkoʊəˈlɪʃən/
Definition
A temporary alliance or union for combined action, especially of political parties that are usually opposed to each other.
Examples
The two parties formed a coalition government to address the economic crisis.
A coalition of environmental groups lobbied for stricter pollution controls.
The company formed a coalition with its competitors to fight the new regulations.
How to Use coalition
- coalition of (prepositional phrase)
- An alliance formed by a group of people or organizations. — "A coalition of concerned citizens protested the new development."
- form a coalition (collocation)
- To create an alliance or union. — "Several small businesses formed a coalition to share resources."
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