stand in (Meaning)

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stand in (v)

be a substitute

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someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)

The towering statue stood majestically in the town square, a symbol of pride.
The students stood attentively as their teacher addressed the class.
The hikers stood at the precipice, awestruck by the panoramic view.
The referee stood by his decision, despite the protestos of the losing team.
The witnesses stood firm in their testimony, providing irrefutable evidence.
The trees stood tall and proud, swaying gently in the summer breeze.
The patient stood anxiously in the waiting room, awaiting news of their loved one.
The salesperson stood confidently at the counter, eager to assist customers.
The actor stood on the stage, ready to perform for the captivated audience.
The judge stood up and banged his gavel, demanding order in the courtroom.

be a substitute, someone who takes the place of another (as when things get dangerous or difficult)

substitute, fill in, step in, take over,cover, sub, spell, understudy, double (as),pinch-hit

No antonyms found.

The towering statue stood majestically in the town square, a symbol of pride.

The students stood attentively as their teacher addressed the class.

The hikers stood at the precipice, awestruck by the panoramic view.

The referee stood by his decision, despite the protestos of the losing team.