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Noun

A person or organization that cooperates with or helps another in a particular activity

A person outside the personal bonds of family, with whom one shares a mutual affection with

People, usually of influence, with whom one has social or professional contact or to whom one is related

To side with or support

To combine or unite a resource or commodity with (another) for mutual benefit

To make or show a connection between

Put oneself in the place of another

To describe as, or compare to something, similar

To form or have a close personal relationship with

To provide comfort or assuagement to

To lessen or abate the effects of

To promote or support the interests or cause of

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A person or organization that cooperates with or helps another in a particular activity

sympathiser^UK

sympathizer^US

neighbor^US

neighbour^UK

subsidizer^US

subsidiser^UK

organizer^US

organiser^UK

labourer^UK

laborer^US

labor^US

member of the workforce

labour^UK

administrative assistant

councillor^UK

councilor^US

the second in command

worshipper^UK

worshiper^US

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“Within my global responsibilities, the legal department was a close ally and business partner.”

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A person outside the personal bonds of family, with whom one shares a mutual affection with

analog^US

analogue^UK

neighbor^US

neighbour^UK

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Noun

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People, usually of influence, with whom one has social or professional contact or to whom one is related

connection^US

neighbour^UK

neighbor^US

sympathizer^US

sympathiser^UK

analog^US

analogue^UK

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To side with or support

synthesise^UK

synthesize^US

fraternize^US

fraternise^UK

annex^US

annexe^UK

sympathize^US

sympathise^UK

liaise with each other

coordinate with each other

form an alliance with

form a federation with

line up

come aboard

form a confederation with

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“Are these the people you wish to ally yourself with politically?”

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To combine or unite a resource or commodity with (another) for mutual benefit

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“Neil decided to ally his brains with Chris' looks, and together they would make lots of money.”

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To make or show a connection between

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Put oneself in the place of another

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To describe as, or compare to something, similar

regard as identical to

regard as the same as

set side by side

mention in the same breath

think of in connection with

set side by side with

mention in the same breath as

make an analogy between

draw an analogy between

be in the same class as

think of something in connection with

think of something together with

examine

analyse^UK

analyze^US

categorize^US

catalogue^UK

standardise^UK

standardize^US

systematize^US

systematise^UK

catalog^US

put together

categorise^UK

be not a million miles from

be in the same league as

make connections between

show the resemblance between

show the similarity between

draw a parallel between

organize^US

organise^UK

marshal^UK

marshall^US

gage^US

gauge^UK

organize systematically

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To form or have a close personal relationship with

be on the same wavelength as

speak the same language as

form close ties

form friendships

get to know one another well

form a close personal relationship

be compatible

be on the same wavelength

get on like a house on fire

get along like a house on fire

relate well to each other

be of one mind

find things in common

be on same wavelength

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To provide comfort or assuagement to

tranquilize^US

take the sting out of

succor^US

succour^UK

organize^US

envigorate^UK

revitalise^UK

make one feel at ease

revitalize^US

invigorate^US

organise^UK

marshal^UK

marshall^US

anesthetize^US

administer a tranquillizer to

administer a sedative to

vary

punctuate

abate

settle something's nerves

put one's mind to rest

make something bearable

sympathize^US

sympathise^UK

empathize^US

energize^US

energise^UK

empathise^UK

be a source of strength to

boost someone's morale

give a shot in the arm to

have one's heart go out to

be a tower of strength to

humour^UK

show fellow feeling to

humor^US

be a source of strength

give a leg up to

boost morale

give moral support to

pour oil on troubled waters

drive

incentify

empower

raise someone's spirits

galvanize^US

keep someone's head above water

keep going

put on top of the world

incentivize^US

restore confidence to

set your mind at rest

snap one out of it

release

restore someone's confidence

dispel someone's fears

bolster someone's confidence

stimulate spiritually

stiffen the resolve of

be compassionate towards

understand

put out of one's misery

be there for somebody

be sympathetic towards

galvanise^UK

incentivise^UK

breathe new life into

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To lessen or abate the effects of

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To promote or support the interests or cause of

favour^UK

patronise^UK

patronize^US

favor^US

take up the cudgels for

give one's blessing to

throw one's weight behind

succour^UK

succor^US

come to the defence of

put in a good word for

give one's support to

justify

befriend

ally with

subsidize^US

associate oneself with

subsidise^UK

honor^US

honour^UK

give one's backing to

eulogise^UK

eulogize^US

lend a helping hand to

take on

receive wholeheartedly

step up

receive enthusiastically

throw in one's lot with

throw your weight behind

come down in favor of

come down on the side of

invigorate^US

favourite^UK

favorite^US

envigorate^UK

to stand one in good stead

further the interests of

give one's approval to

be with

give moral support to

announce one's support for

be on somebody's side

take somebody's side

take somebody's part

be in somebody's camp

perk up

give a shot in the arm to

campaign on behalf of

lay the foundations of

hold a brief for

get on bandwagon

be in corner

take under one's wing

rationalize^US

rationalise^UK

be hand in glove with

receive with open arms

take advantage of

welcome with open arms

give the green light to

give stamp of approval

give the thumbs up to

assist the progress of

be a tower of strength to

preserve

get someone out of a tight spot

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