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    set against
    [set against]
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    1. cause someone to be in opposition or conflict with someone or something:
      "he hadn't meant any harm but his few words had set her against him"
      • offset something against something else:
        "trading losses can be set against capital gains"
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    definition
    1. cause someone to be in opposition or conflict with someone or something:
      alienate from
      estrange from
      cause to dislike
      cause hostility between
      sow dissension
      set at odds
      Opposite:
       
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