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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a struggle against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a conflict or effort to overcome an obstacle, challenge, or adversary.
Example: "The community engaged in a struggle against poverty, working tirelessly to improve living conditions for all."
Alternatives: "a fight against" or "a battle against".
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ARCHIVE: "Putting up a struggle against cancer".
She calls the project "a struggle against the innate".
Soon afterward, he began waging a struggle against releasing terrorists.
"There will be a struggle against them until they leave".
"It's a struggle against those who don't believe," he says.
It's a struggle against slavery and its children".
But what a pity this is being framed as a "struggle against AUSTERITY".
Stories like this remind me that much of life is a struggle against disappointment.
One point of view argues that the war was mainly a struggle against banditry.
He now began a struggle against Rudolf that lasted until the Emperor's death in 1612.
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It's a struggling-against-impossible-odds kind of thing.
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