withstands

It withstands, however, the frosts of winter better than most other grasses.

It also withstands the frosts remarkably, being a hardy plant.

It is very elastic and withstands the climate, when seasoned, as well as Teak.

But men have a saying, My only delight in being lord is that no one withstands what I say.

Now if what he says is good, and no one withstands him, is not that good too?

Pitch, it is true, withstands water, but it also invites the flame.

Its great virtue is that it withstands a soil largely composed of lime.

It withstands change and time and many a coercive intimation.

The grape, as a rule, withstands drought very well, several species growing wild on the desert's edge.

The bloom is very hardy, and withstands the night frosts of spring better than most other varieties.