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antirally

antirally adjective: opposing a rally.

Adjective

antirally (comparative more antirally, superlative most antirally)

  1. Opposing a rally.
    • The antirally demonstrators broke windows and forced their way into the building as the terrified audience fled in the opposite direction.2001, Ty Cashion, Jesús F. de la Teja, The human tradition in Texas (page 206)
    • After years of complaints from local residents about noise, violence and indecency, the City Council adopted a series of antirally laws last fall in the hope of driving away the 500,000 motorcyclists who roar into this coastal town of 24,000 people every May. Mayor John Rhodes has declared the...2009 May 3, Robbie Brown, “A Motorcycle Rally Revs Up, Though It’s No Longer Welcome”, in New York Times

Forms of antirally

comparativemore antirally
superlativemost antirally

Origin of antirally

From anti- + rally.

Questions about antirally

What does antirally mean?
Antirally means opposing a rally.
What part of speech is antirally?
Antirally is an adjective.

Words near antirally in the dictionary

  1. antirads
  2. antiragweed
  3. antirail
  4. antirailroad
  5. antirailway
  6. antirally
  7. antirap
  8. antirape
  9. antirat
  10. antirational
  11. antirationalism

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