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take side

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take someone's side

to agree with or support someone. I took Bob's side when I heard his account of the events.

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See also: side, take

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take part
take pick
take pity on
take place
take pot luck
take pride
take root

take side
take sides
take some doing
take stock
take the bad with the good
take the bait
take the bull by the horns
take the cake

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