make against
Advanced (C1) formal
To be something that makes things harder or worse for someone — to be a disadvantage.
"The inconsistencies in his testimony make against his credibility as a witness."
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BBC Archive · 29:46
have an accusation to make against the established press.
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I think probably the best argument you can make against
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case to make against Susan Collins that's both generational,
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which is a wild allegation to make against the highest court in the land.
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Under The Desk News · 65:19
but that's a pretty strong accusation for her to make against the majority.