Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
rally-the-troops
idiom
/ˈralē ðə trūps/
Definition
To gather people together for a common purpose, often to motivate or encourage them to take action.
Examples
- The manager decided to rally the troops before the big project deadline.
- In times of crisis, the leader called to rally the troops and unite everyone for a greater cause.
Meaning
The phrase is commonly used in both a military context and metaphorically in various situations where a leader seeks to motivate a group.
Synonyms
- assemble the team
- gather the group
- mobilize the forces
- inspire the members
