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stand up to

VERB
beard
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG












Example Sentences

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It was certainly England's best performance of the series in Adelaide, so - assuming things do not go badly wrong in Melbourne and Sydney - Stokes should continue if he feels his body can still stand up to playing Test cricket.

From BBC

Following her election, Ms Egan promised to "stand up to any employer, politician or cabinet minister who acts against our interests".

From BBC

It’s the kind of seasonal shift that makes you realize: I need vegetables that can stand up to winter, that won’t get lost under all this heartiness.

From Salon

“I would love it if more schools would stand up to the administration ... I recognize that they’re in a hard spot.”

From Los Angeles Times

Dowden appeared on Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer on Friday and revealed she has been "put into menopause because of my hormone-fed cancer".

From BBC