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Against the Wind

Part of Speech: Idiom

Sense/Usage: In opposition or resistance to something

When someone goes against the wind, they are going in the opposite direction or resisting the prevailing force. It can be used metaphorically to describe challenging situations or circumstances where one is facing difficulties.

Sample Sentence:

She was determined to swim against the wind and prove everyone wrong.

Sense/Usage: Disadvantageous or unfavorable situation

In this context, being against the wind means facing unfavorable circumstances that hinder progress or success. It can refer to being in a position of disadvantage.

Sample Sentence:

With the lack of funding, the small business was constantly working against the wind.

Sense/Usage: Resistance to prevailing opinion or trend

This usage refers to going against popular opinion or resisting the prevailing trend. It implies taking a different path or having a dissenting viewpoint.

Sample Sentence:

She always stood against the wind and held her unique perspective, even if it meant opposing the majority.

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