sided (with) Synonyms
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Strong:
- forwarded
- reinforced
- bolstered
- plumped-for-
- plunked-for-
- helped
- indorsed
- espoused
- abetted
- endorsed
- advocated
- plonked-for-
- buttressed
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sided (with) Meaning
sided (with)
to agree with or support the opinions or actions of (someone)
sided (with) Sentence Examples
- The school sided with the students in the dispute over uniforms.
- The company sided with the workers in the negotiation for better wages.
- The court sided with the defendant in the defamation case.
- The government sided with the rebels in the civil war.
- The doctor sided with the patient's family in the decision to end life support.
- The mediator sided with the landlord in the eviction case.
- The police sided with the protesters in the march for justice.
- The jury sided with the plaintiff in the medical malpractice lawsuit.
- The teacher sided with the students in the debate over the curriculum.
- The parents sided with their child in the school discipline case.
FAQs About the word sided (with)
to agree with or support the opinions or actions of (someone)
propped (up), aided, adopted, assisted, seconded, forwarded, reinforced, bolstered, plumped (for),plunked (for)
thwarted,opposed, interfered, frustrated, failed,baffled, foiled, let down, deserted, disappointed
The school sided with the students in the dispute over uniforms.
The company sided with the workers in the negotiation for better wages.
The court sided with the defendant in the defamation case.
The government sided with the rebels in the civil war.
