If someone says they aren't against it or for it, they mean that they are neutral on the matter and really don't have an opinion either way. EX: Should Mitch Longley go to his 30th high school reunion at BMHS? Some think he should meaning they are for it. One stoop thinks he shouldn't so he's against it. Those who have no idea who Mitch Longley is wouldn't really care one way or the other if he goes to his high school reunion. These people don't give a damn either way. So what does that mean? They aren't for it or against it! They're neutral on the matter and they just don't care either way!
When someone is said to be against something like a news article, they are not happy with the views that are expressed or that it was a one sided article. However if the person is said to not be against the news article they arehappy with how the view was expressed or that they felt that the article expressed both sides of the argument. On the other hand to not be against or for somethingmeans that they are either not interested or feel they do not have enough information on the matter at hand to make an informed decision. Lets take an example, let's say that there is a vote for a prohibition of alcohol. This topic would be controversial, so there would be people that are forthe prohibition and there would be people who would be against the prohibition but there would also be that wouldn't be interested so it would be said that they are neither for nor against the prohibition
If you "have it in" for someone, you have animosity towards them. You are against whatever they do or say just because you don't like them.
When people say opressed they mean that they OR the person was held against there will to do the work of someone else. for example being a slave is a form of opression. When people say opressed they mean that they OR the person was held against there will to do the work of someone else. for example being a slave is a form of opression.
i wouuld say no, i mean christians do bad things even though God is against it.
Golf.
It would be mean to say to someone, "You have no soul."
When you say someone is hard boiled you basically mean that he is very difficult to deal with.
You say you're sorry.
It usually means that you are thinking of that person. Wether you are aware of it or not.
"Fore!"
=against mean you do something against someoneyou think is telling some thing wrong (for e.g it one person say 4+45=89 and you say that answer is not write that's mean you are going against that person's answer.......)=
It is "Fore", not "four", hence not "five" either. The "Fore" comes from the old use of "Fore-caddies" who were down the fairway looking for the golfers ball coming down the fairway from the tee. The golfer would yell "Fore" telling the "Fore-caddie" that the ball was on the way. Now, of course, "Fore" means "Watch out! Ball is coming your way."
You mean "What does it mean if someone touches your arm and say see you next time with a smile"? It means they like you.