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Choose Carefully

Use 'side with' when a choice must be made in an argument. Your choice shows support for one side.

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During the debate, I had to side with Sarah because her arguments were stronger.
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Conflict Implication

'Side with' implies that there's a conflict or disagreement, and you're choosing to support one perspective.

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The jury had to side with the plaintiff due to the overwhelming evidence presented.
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Emotional Weight

Choosing to 'side with' someone can carry emotional weight and affect relationships, so it's often a significant decision.

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She decided to side with her brother, which strained her friendship with his opponent.
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