shift ground
shift (one's) ground
To adopt a different viewpoint or opinion. I was shocked when Liz suddenly shifted her ground and started seeing things as I did.
See also: ground, shift
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
shift one's ground
Fig. to change one's opinions or arguments, often without being challenged or opposed. At first Jack and I were on opposite sides, but he suddenly shifted ground and started agreeing with me. Jim has very fixed views. You won't find him shifting his ground.
See also: ground, shift
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- shift (one's) ground
- shift your ground
- in the ground
- to ground
- cut the ground from under someone
- cut the ground out from under
- cut the ground out from under (one)
- cut the ground from under
- cut the ground from under (someone)
- hit the ground running