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combine against

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combine something against someone or something
to join something together in opposition to someone or something. We will combine forces against the enemy. Our game plan combined our various talents against the opposite team.
See also: against, combine


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The team's head coach, Shane Sutton, fears that some of the other riders may well combine against the British pair.
Those who have enough money not to worry about taxes and those who receive entitlements combine against beleaguered middle-class voters--who feel squeezed by ever more taxes and yet receive little government help for their children's college tuition or their own health care.
Bonaventure of Ventura will combine against longtime Foothill League powers Valencia and Hart of Newhall.
 
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