Be in somebody's corner

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phrase

To support someone in their time of need or during a hard situation.

No matter what happens, I'll always be in your corner.
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Often appears as...

  • always be in someone's corner
  • take one's place in someone's corner

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Idiomatic

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Loyalty Connotation

The phrase implies strong, loyal support, like a coach in a boxer's corner during a match.

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When everyone else doubted me, my sister was firmly in my corner.
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Emotional Support

It's often used to express emotional backing beyond just agreeing with someone's opinion.

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After the breakup, my friends took their place in my corner to help me recover.
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Confidence Booster

Knowing someone is 'in your corner' can boost your confidence in facing challenges.

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His mentor's assurance that he was in his corner made him much more confident.
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