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side with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈsaɪd wɪð/

side with means: To support someone’s opinion or position in an argument or disagreement.

verb

SUPPORT SOMEONEB2

To support someone’s opinion or position in an argument or disagreement.

  • I side with you.
  • The manager sided with the workers in the dispute.
  • Why do you always side with your brother?

How to use it: side with someone (The judge sided with the tenant.); side with someone against someone (She sided with her brother against their cousins.)

Similar words: support, back, take sides with

Opposites: oppose

Common phrases: side with someone, side with workers

Questions about side with

What does side with mean?

To support someone’s opinion or position in an argument or disagreement.

What is side with in other languages?

Türkçe: tarafını tutmak · Español: ponerse de parte de · Français: prendre parti pour · Deutsch: Partei ergreifen für · Italiano: schierarsi con · 日本語: 味方する

How do you pronounce side with?

It is pronounced /ˈsaɪd wɪð/.

How do you use side with in a sentence?

I side with you. The manager sided with the workers in the dispute.

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