apparentement

 [a-pa-rahntuh-mahn]  

ap·pa·ren·te·ment

   [a-pa-rahntuh-mahn]
noun, plural ap·pa·ren·te·ments  [-mahn] . French Government.
a coalition formed between political parties during an election.
Origin:
< French: alliance, coalition, equivalent to apparent(er) to make part of the family, ally, connect (ap- ap-1 + -parenter, verbal derivative of parent parent, relative) + -ment -ment
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