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Vocabulary Entry
onside
|adjective • noun • verb
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A
adjective
In a position or condition that is advantageous or favorable.
Example Sentences
"The team's strategy put them onside for the final moments of the game."
"His comments during the meeting were meant to keep him onside with the management."
"She ensured her arguments were onside with the company's values."
N
noun
A position or condition of being supportive or in agreement, especially in sports.
Example Sentences
"The referee confirmed that the player was onside before the goal was counted."
"Being onside with the coach means you’re more likely to get playtime."
"The fan's excitement was evident when the team was onside for the winning play."
V
verb
To bring someone or something into a supportive or advantageous position.
Example Sentences
"The manager worked hard to onside the new employee during the training period."
"It's important to onside the stakeholders before implementing the new policy."
"The consultant's role was to onside the company for the upcoming merger."