coalition in Greek
coalition in Greek is συνασπισμός — coalition means a temporary alliance of groups or parties formed for a shared goal.
coalition in Greek
συνασπισμός
Pronounced: synaspismos
A temporary group or union of organizations, usually formed for a particular advantage.
What does "coalition" mean?
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noun A temporary alliance of groups or parties formed for a shared goal.
"The two parties formed a coalition to form a government."
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coalition in a sentence
- The two parties formed a coalition to form a government.
- A coalition of charities campaigned for the new law.
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What is "coalition" in Greek?
"coalition" in Greek is συνασπισμός. coalition means: A temporary alliance of groups or parties formed for a shared goal.
How do you pronounce συνασπισμός?
"coalition" in Greek is συνασπισμός, pronounced "synaspismos".
How do you use "coalition" in a sentence?
Example: "The two parties formed a coalition to form a government." In Greek, "coalition" is συνασπισμός.
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