In which of the following situations would you most likely use the idiom "In the teeth of"?

• In the teeth of (idiom)
English Meaning: directly against/in direct opposition to.
Bangla Meaning: প্রবল বিরোধিতা/সরাসরি বিরোধিতা।

→ "Facing a tough challenge" is the situation in which we most likely use the idiom "In the teeth of."

Example Sentence:
1. The bill was passed in the teeth of strong opposition.
2. In the teeth of the economic downturn, small businesses struggled to stay afloat.
3. The community came together in the teeth of disaster, providing support and assistance to those affected by the natural calamity.

Source: BCS Admission Lecture.