coalition
word
Definition
A coalition is a group of individuals, organizations, or countries that join together for a common purpose, especially in politics or during a project.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in politics ('government coalition', 'coalition parties'), but can refer to any alliance formed for a shared goal. Typically more formal; not usually used for casual group-ups. 'Coalition' suggests a temporary or purpose-driven partnership, not permanent unity.
Example Sentences
The two parties formed a coalition to win the election.
basic
A coalition of organizations helped clean up the river.
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The countries agreed to join a coalition against terrorism.
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After months of negotiation, they finally announced the new coalition government.
natural
It's hard for a coalition to agree on every decision.
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The environmental groups built a coalition to push for new laws.
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