Doubling Down

/ˈdʌblɪŋ daʊn/

Definitions

  1. (v. phr.) To commit oneself to a course of action with greater determination, especially in litigation or negotiation contexts.
    The plaintiff is doubling down on their claims despite initial setbacks.

Forms

  • doubling down

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'doubling down' reflects increased commitment to a legal position or strategy, often despite adverse circumstances; use carefully to describe intentional intensification of stance.

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