be in somebody's corner | have somebody in your corner

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be in somebody's corner | have somebody in your corner — idiom

1. To support and encourage someone, or to have someone who does that for you.

1.idiom
Definition

To support and encourage someone, or to have someone who does that for you.

Example

My coach has always been in my corner during tough matches.

It's good to have a friend like Maya in your corner.