Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ride-a-tide
phrase
/raɪd ə taɪd/

Definition
To take advantage of opportunities as they arise, especially in relation to trends or circumstances.

Examples
- Many businesses have learned to ride-a-tide during seasonal sales to boost their profits.
- She decided to ride-a-tide and joined the trend of eco-friendly products.

Meaning
Riding a tide refers to the act of moving or progressing along with a prevailing trend or condition, usually without a long-term commitment or plan.

Synonyms
- go with the flow
- follow the trend
- catch the wave