Moderate as in oppose To oppose or be in conflict with, similar to the concept of alienation. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Set Against'
The student's lack of interest in the subject set against the teacher's enthusiasm for it.
The community's values can sometimes set against those of individual members.
The community decided to set against the construction of a new shopping mall in the park.
The rebellious teenager chose to set against the traditional rules imposed by his parents.
The seasoned chef would never set against the importance of fresh ingredients in culinary creations.
The sports team's coach warned the players not to set against the team's goals for personal achievements.
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