make head against
The idiom "make head against" is often used to describe efforts to resist or overcome challenges.
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Definition
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(figurative, formal)To resist or oppose something effectively.
Example
- Despite the harsh conditions, they managed to make head against the storm.
- The small company made head against larger competitors by focusing on quality.
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(figurative)To advance or make progress despite obstacles.
Example
- They made head against all odds and completed the project on time.
- She made head against numerous setbacks to achieve her goals.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make head against":
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