Etymology
coalition: late 16th century (denoting a league of states): from French coalition, from Latin coalitio ‘a joining together, union’, derived from coalēscere ‘grow together’ (from co- ‘together’ + alēscere ‘grow’).
Meaning
A temporary alliance or association of people or parties for a particular purpose, especially in politics.
Origin
The word coalition originated in the late 16th century, derived from the Latin word coalitio, meaning "a joining together, union." The Latin word was in turn derived from coalēscere, meaning "grow together." This term was used during wars in Europe, starting with Italy, to denote a union of states against a common enemy or in support of a common cause.
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