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stand up to

VERB
beard
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG












Example Sentences

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"It is an issue for of us and it's an issue particularly I think for men to face up to, to stand up to, to call out," he said.

From BBC

She told Dias that they just didn’t have the money to stand up to Henry J Kaiser.

From Los Angeles Times

Criticism of England, and McCullum in particular, centred on an approach that appeared too casual to stand up to the intensity, rigour and pressure of Test cricket.

From BBC

Columnist James Mackintosh explains why the technical excuses for gold’s fall don’t stand up to scrutiny—and what is really going on.

From The Wall Street Journal

There are technical excuses for gold’s failure to fulfill its promise, but they don’t really stand up to scrutiny.

From The Wall Street Journal