Pronunciation: /ˈstrʌɡəl əˈɡɛnst/
noun a physical or mental fight or contest
A1 The children's struggle against the bully was admirable.
A2 She felt a sense of pride in her struggle against injustice.
B1 The community organized a peaceful struggle against government corruption.
B2 The workers union initiated a long and difficult struggle against unfair labor practices.
C1 His struggle against his inner demons was a constant battle.
C2 The artist's struggle against societal norms fueled her creativity.
preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause
A1 She struggles against the strong wind to walk to school.
A2 The team struggles against their opponents in the final match.
B1 The company struggles against fierce competition in the market.
B2 The government struggles against corruption to maintain public trust.
C1 The activists struggle against social injustice to bring about change.
C2 The scientist struggles against skepticism to prove the validity of the theory.
formal Many countries have joined together to form alliances in order to struggle against terrorism.
informal We need to band together and struggle against unfair working conditions.
slang Let's team up and fight against this injustice.
figurative She felt like she was constantly swimming upstream, struggling against the current of life's challenges.
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