Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
weather the storm
idiom
/ˈwɛðər ðə stɔrm/

Definition
To endure a difficult situation or a challenging period, often with patience.

Examples
- After losing his job, John had to weather the storm until he found new employment.
- The company managed to weather the storm during the economic recession.
- Despite the challenges they faced, the team worked together to weather the storm and achieve their goals.

Meaning
This phrase suggests being resilient in the face of troubles or adversities, coming out on the other side without being defeated.

Synonyms
- Ride out
- Endure
- Survive
- Get through