go against
Intermediate (B1) neutral
To do the opposite of what someone wants, believes, or expects.
"He went against his parents' wishes and dropped out of university to start a band."
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go against cancers.
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go against your own intuition.
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incentive to go against the other.
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go against the standard you set?
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buy legislators time to go against