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Meanings of rallying cry in English

Portuguese
grito de guerra
Catalan
crit de guerra

A slogan used to rally support for a cause.

grito de guerra
Usage of rallying cry in English
1
The emphasis on Gaza is a rallying cry he has used before.
Reuters
2
They should be a rallying cry for helping our schools and children.
Ebony
3
Peace and the deliverance of our territory should be our rallying cry.
Recollections of the Private Life of Napoleon — Volume 11
4
Nationalism became a rallying cry as disturbing and as violent as religion.
The Irish Times
5
You can hear the rallying cry now: Women, what do we want?
The Guardian
6
The detentions have become an even greater rallying cry for the activists.
Reuters
7
Their rallying cry is absolute equality between the Muggle and magical worlds.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
8
As he struck, Phil raised his voice in the showmen's rallying cry.
The Circus Boys on the Mississippi; Or, Afloat with the Big Show...
9
But if it is a rallying cry, it's a surprisingly subtle one.
News.com.au
10
Razeq's death served as a rallying cry for some voters and candidates.
Reuters
11
But the issue remains an effective rallying cry for Trump's supporters.
Reuters
12
It can also be a rallying cry for religiously fueled violence.
Reuters
13
We certainly want to end the streak, but that's not our rallying cry.
Reuters
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And I think that it really gave people a rallying cry.
Ebony
15
His speech, reprinted widely in the 1840 political campaigns, became a rallying cry.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Mission accomplished, read one headline, echoing the rallying cry of the SEAL unit.
Reuters
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Translations for rallying cry
Rallying cry through the time
Rallying cry across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common