1. plural of allyship; the state or practice of being an ally, especially in social or political causes; active support for a marginalized group by members of a dominant group.
Usage: modern usage; often used in social justice and activism contexts

Examples

• Many companies have pledged to strengthen their allyships with underrepresented communities.
• Effective allyships require listening to and amplifying the voices of marginalized groups.
• The organization celebrated the allyships formed between different advocacy groups.
• Building genuine allyships means taking action, not just making statements.
• Students discussed the importance of allyships in creating an inclusive campus environment.
• Corporate allyships with LGBTQ+ organizations have grown significantly in recent years.