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side with

Idioms  
  1. Support or favor, as in The Armenians traditionally side with the Greeks against the Turks. This idiom was first recorded in 1600. For the antonym, see side against.


Example Sentences

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Their end-of-year reflections had been displayed side by side with the prisoners’ jars on the tree: a shared message of thankfulness and hope displayed for everyone who took part or who bothered to look.

From Slate

Sitting side by side, with Catherine using only her left hand and the 10-year-old Charlotte -- deep in concentration -- using only her right, the pair played an extract of a piece by Scottish composer Erland Cooper.

From Barron's

Because he is the heartbeat of the team and a massive part of the dressing room, it would be a huge ask for someone else to take on the side with Stokes in the ranks.

From BBC

England tried different plans, at one point packing the off side with seven fielders, but Head still found ways to score.

From BBC

Since Roberts’ last Oscar nomination, for “August,” she’s kept attracting accolades on the TV side, with an Emmy nomination for “The Normal Heart” and Golden Globe nominations for “Homecoming” and “Gaslit.”

From Los Angeles Times