“Adverso flumine” is a Latin phrase that can be translated to “against the current” or “against the stream” in English. It can be used metaphorically in legal contexts to convey the idea of resistance or opposition to established legal norms and principles. This metaphor can be used in legal arguments or discussions to describe a position that goes against the prevailing legal interpretation, established legal precedent, or commonly accepted legal principles. It can represent a departure from the mainstream legal perspective or an attempt to challenge and change the existing legal landscape.