ally is a verb , alliance is a noun
An ALLEY is a--often dark--space between two buildings.An ALLY is someone you work with. (Synonyms: Friend, Accomplice, Teammate, etc.)
Tornado Alley - is simply a name given to the relatively narrow area of the states where the majority of tornadoes are found.
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An alliance is where you become allied with someone and a treaty is either the attempt to become an ally or the attempt to stop war. Example: The French were America's allies. Example: The Americans made a treaty to resolve the war with England.
walk up to a person and they will ask you to be your ally. (you must be ally-free to do this) if u r unhappy with your ally, u can break your alliance by going to the menu, click ally, and it gives u the option to break the alliance.
An ally is someone who will stand up to someone with you, or fight with you until the problem is solved. An alliance is a truce you have with someone, so you know that they can be trusted in a competitive situation.
This would be "Ally" meaning to form a connection between : unite; especially : to join in an alliance
There were called the Allied Force, The Allies, an ally or the alliance.
An ALLEY is a--often dark--space between two buildings.An ALLY is someone you work with. (Synonyms: Friend, Accomplice, Teammate, etc.)
an alliance
We're talking about World of Warcraft right? I think Alliance is good and Horde is evil. Or something like that
Tornado Alley - is simply a name given to the relatively narrow area of the states where the majority of tornadoes are found.
Portugal is the England's oldest ally...both countries have an alliance which is still in force
The likely word is the noun alliance (an association or pact, from verb ally).