align (oneself) with
align (oneself) with
To support, agree with, or form an alliance with a particular person or idea. As soon as I explained how the plan would benefit the company financially, the CFO aligned himself with the idea. Heather aligned herself with an animal rights group and began promoting veganism.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
align oneself with someone or something
Fig. to bring oneself into agreement with someone or someone's ideas; to associate oneself with someone or someone's cause. She sought to align herself with the older members.
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align something with something
to adjust, straighten, or arrange something in reference to something else. Try to align this piece with the one next to it.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- align
- align oneself with
- align with
- of benefit
- for (one's) benefit
- for somebody's benefit
- do well
- plant pears for your heirs
- be well in
- be well in (with)