Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to make common cause with someone
idiom
/təu meɪk ˈkɒmən kɔːz wɪð ˈsʌmwʌn/
Definition
To unite with someone for a shared purpose or goal.
Examples
- Many organizations decided to make common cause with the local community to improve environmental conditions.
- During the protest, various groups made common cause with one another to amplify their message.
- She chose to make common cause with her colleagues to push for better work conditions.
Meaning
This phrase indicates that two or more people or groups are joining forces and collaborating towards a common objective, often highlighting solidarity or support in a particular struggle or issue.
Synonyms
- align with
- join forces with
- collaborate with
- team up with
- support
