inter-Allied

or in·ter·al·lied

[ in-ter-uh-lahyd ]

adjective

1. between or among allied nations, especially the Allies of World War I.

Word History and Origins

Origin of inter-Allied¹

First recorded in 1915–20

Example Sentences

The last so-called inter-Allied conference in the Entente countries made it clear that this change had been effected.

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It controlled inter-allied exports and imports and was a power even in trade with the neutrals of Europe.

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That he knew more about the matter than the special Inter-Allied commission is hardly to be supposed.

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But that would not account for their neglect to despatch an Inter-Allied contingent to restore order in the city and country.

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And if it is true that a number of people voted twice and even three times the Inter-Allied Commission fell short of its duties.

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