rally round (someone)

Examples of rallied

rallied

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Enlightened idealism rather than pragmatism motivated others who rallied.
They rallied instead to the opposition calls for ' alternance ', irrespective of their core ideological beliefs.
If statesmen found it impossible to escape ' the logic of imperial security ', political women rallied to their support with growing enthusiasm.
Given the numerous early tragic accidents, scientists rallied to the cause in supporting the fledgling technology.
The stock market immediately rallied with a 10 % price gain.
It also explains why it has ' sustained popular support, cemented unity, fortified collective resolve and rallied flagging commitment over the years '.
This common sense of purpose was the cause around which the players rallied.
A consensus grew within the city, as locals rallied to protest the return of the fugitive family.
We are dealing here with classic examples of the independent artisanal small producer, exactly that social group which supposedly rallied so enthusiastically for the parliament elsewhere.
Alice galvanized the defeated soldiers and rallied new recruits.
Rallied under the common flag of a sacred cause, the victims of the invasion found refuge with their outraged 'brothers-inarms', indignant over the treatment they had received.
Social participation levels decreased before the death of a spouse, for understandable reasons, but increased following the loss, as friends and relatives rallied round to provide support.
We have been panic-stricken, we can be rallied, and we shall be stronger than ever spiritually.
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