ally
When used as a noun, "ally" refers to someone who supports you. When used as a verb, it is very common to use the reflexive form "ally oneself with," meaning to join together with another person or group. In modern social contexts, "ally" is often used to describe a person who supports a marginalized group that they are not a part of.
💬Casual Conversation
Mrs. Gable is finally on my side about the fence. I've got a powerful ally.
lmao you're really out here treating the HOA like a geopolitical war zone.
Meanings
A state formally cooperating with another for a military or strategic purpose.
"The two nations have been close allies since the beginning of the war."
A person, group, or organization that provides support and assistance to another.
"She found a powerful ally in the CEO who shared her vision for reform."
To combine or unite with someone or something in a cooperative alliance.
"The small company decided to ally itself with a larger corporation to expand its reach."