Coalition

Pronunciation: /ˌkoʊəˈlɪʃən/

Coalition (noun)

  1. An agreement between different political groups to work together and form a government or influence decisions.
  2. A group formed when different people or organizations join for a shared goal, often for a limited time.
  3. An alliance of armed groups or countries that cooperate in war or security operations.

Examples

  • The coalition shares political power among several parties.
  • Several parties form a coalition to share political power.