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Meanings of allied in English
Usage of allied in English
1
He said, including U.S. and allied troops, he had about five million.
2
But Bisignani said wide cooperation was needed from allied industries and governments.
3
The event is allied to Happy Days: The Enniskillen International Beckett Festival.
4
He was kept isolated from American and allied prisoners for many weeks.
5
The troops of the allied powers are about to occupy the capital.
6
After the war, allied troops designated Gurlitt a victim of Nazi crimes.
7
No one stands allied with anyone, so far as I can tell.
8
The number of ships from the allied states was thirty-nine in all.
9
It is found in efforts at Communism, and in allied reform movements.
10
In the year 1822 the allied sovereigns held their Congress at Verona.
11
They were allied in the one great effort to defeat the Destroyer.
12
But there were three nations fighting the allied cause in the west.
13
Is it natural talent allied to constant striving to be the best?
14
In fact, it is closely allied in its cause to terrestrial magnetism.
15
U.S. and allied forces later found that such stockpiles did not exist.
16
The MQM has been allied to four of Pakistan's past five governments.
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Allied across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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