stacked up (against or with) (Meaning)

stacked up (against or with)

No meaning found for this word.

The team stacked up well against their rivals, despite facing numerous obstacles.
The evidence stacked up against the suspect, making their guilt undeniable.
The odds stacked up against her, but she persevered with unwavering determination.
The resources at our disposal stacked up favorably compared to those of our competitors.
The challenges stacked up like a mountain, but we worked together to overcome them.
The benefits of investing in education stacked up significantly over time.
The opposing arguments stacked up heavily against the proposed plan.
The data stacked up in our favor, providing a solid foundation for our recommendations.
The deadlines stacked up rapidly, forcing us to work overtime to meet them.
The responsibilities stacked up higher and higher, putting a strain on our time and energy.

compared (with),measured up (to), matched, approached, amounted (to), reflected, approximated, touched (on), came (to), paralleled

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The team stacked up well against their rivals, despite facing numerous obstacles.

The evidence stacked up against the suspect, making their guilt undeniable.

The odds stacked up against her, but she persevered with unwavering determination.

The resources at our disposal stacked up favorably compared to those of our competitors.