rally
//ˈræli//
Noun
A large public gathering of people for a common purpose, especially a political demonstration or protest
Thousands of people attended the rally to protest against the new law.
A competition in which vehicles are driven over public roads or rough terrain, typically in stages
He competed in a rally across the desert.
A recovery or improvement in strength, performance, or value after a period of weakness or decline
The stock market experienced a strong rally after last week's decline.
In tennis and similar sports, an extended exchange of strokes between players before a point is won
They had a long rally before she won the point.
Verb
To come together for a common purpose or cause; to unite in support of something
The community rallied to support the local hospital.
To recover strength, spirits, or health after illness or difficulty; to revive
After a few days of rest, she began to rally and felt much better.
To increase in value or improve in performance after a decline
The stock market rallied after the positive economic news.