inter-Allied
adjective
between or among allied nations, especially the Allies of World War I.
interallied
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a variation of
inter-Allied.
Example Sentences
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"The hunter in the North, for whom fear and courage are interallied," writes Malaurie, "would smile if one talked to him about heroism."
From Time Magazine Archive
With the grave problem of definite security for France, interallied debts will be the subject of further conversations which we have mutually undertaken to continue.
From Time Magazine Archive
For a tense ten minutes, it appeared that U.S. and Vietnamese planes would be tangling in an interallied dogfight.
From Time Magazine Archive
The interallied military commission of control has forbidden them the use of that weapon.
From Time Magazine Archive
Following the establishment of the supreme interallied command, the Interallied Board of Supplies was organized in the summer of 1918, with the American purchasing agent as a member.
From Woodrow Wilson and the World War A Chronicle of Our Own Times. by Charles Seymour
