Collocations for coalition - noun
ADJECTIVE
strong
loose
broad, broad-based, international, multilateral, multiracial, rainbow
a broad-based coalition of religious and community groups
loose
broad, broad-based, international, multilateral, multiracial, rainbow
a broad-based coalition of religious and community groups
majority,
minority
grand
a grand coalition of various environmental groups
grand
a grand coalition of various environmental groups
centre-left/center-left,
centre-right/center-right,
conservative,
left-wing,
liberal,
progressive,
radical,
right-wing
two-party, three-party, etc.
bipartisan
governing, government, ruling
opposition
political
two-party, three-party, etc.
bipartisan
governing, government, ruling
opposition
political
VERB + coalition
assemble,
build,
create,
forge,
form,
organize,
put together
The two parties have formed a coalition.
The two parties have formed a coalition.
join
head, lead
a coalition led by the Socialist Party
head, lead
a coalition led by the Socialist Party
PREPOSITION
in (a/the) coalition
The two parties governed in coalition for four years.
the biggest party in the government coalition
The two parties governed in coalition for four years.
the biggest party in the government coalition
coalition between
a coalition between the Socialists and Communists
a coalition between the Socialists and Communists
coalition of
a broad coalition of democratic and republican groups
a broad coalition of democratic and republican groups
coalition with
They formed a coalition with the Greens.
They formed a coalition with the Greens.