Koalícióból

Koalícióból is a Hungarian word that translates to "from a coalition" or "out of a coalition". It is the ablative case of the noun "koalíció," which means coalition.

In a political context, a coalition is a union of two or more political parties or groups that agree to work together to achieve a common goal, typically to form a government. Therefore, "koalícióból" would refer to the act of withdrawing from such a union, or the state of being outside of a coalition after having been a part of it. For example, a political party might announce they are leaving a ruling coalition, or a negotiation could be about forming a government after a coalition has dissolved.

The term can also be used in a broader sense, outside of politics, to describe any alliance or group formed for a specific purpose. If such a group were to break apart, the word "koalícióból" could describe the situation of a member leaving that group. The grammatical structure of the word indicates a departure or origin from the state of being in a coalition.