stand up (Meaning)
stand up (v)
rise to one's feet
refuse to back down; remain solid under criticism or attack
put into an upright position
be standing; be upright
defend against attack or criticism
resist or withstand wear, criticism, etc.
rise up as in fear
stand up (s)
requiring a standing position
Synonyms & Antonyms of stand up
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- unrighteous
- low
- ignoble
- reprehensible
- low
- unjust
- rotten
- unjust
- sinful
- dishonorable
- corrupt
- mean
- unethical
- unworthy
- unrighteous
- sinful
- mean
- dishonorable
- evil
- roguish
- bad
- ignoble
- dishonest
- unprincipled
- unworthy
- unprincipled
- reprehensible
- unethical
- bad
- criminal
- criminal
- evil
- crooked
- base
- dishonest
- crooked
- roguish
- base
- corrupt
- rotten
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- incorruptible
- blameless
- guiltless
- high-minded
- seemly
- classy
- virtuous
- chivalrous
- fair
- reputable
- polite
- decorous
- uncorrupted
- irreproachable
- moral
- right-minded
- menschy
- scrupulous
Antonyms:
- profligate
- reprobate
- decadent
- profligate
- perverse
- culpable
- venal
- disreputable
- dissipated
- decadent
- censurable
- blamable
- perverted
- libertine
- disreputable
- disgraceful
- culpable
- dissipated
- degraded
- censurable
- blameworthy
- shameful
- depraved
- debased
- debased
- perverse
- libertine
- dissolute
- blamable
- dissolute
- demoralized
- reprobate
- disgraceful
- depraved
- degraded
- demoralized
- blameworthy
- perverted
- venal
- shameful
stand up Sentence Examples
- The audience erupted in applause as the comedian stood up to deliver his routine.
- The concert attendees stood up en masse to cheer for their favorite band.
- The student stood up confidently to present his report to the class.
- The soldiers stood up in formation, ready to march into battle.
- The protesters stood up for their beliefs, blocking the street in defiance.
- The boxer stood up from the canvas after being knocked down, determined to continue the fight.
- The victim stood up against her attacker, refusing to let him intimidate her.
- The company stood up for its employees, providing them with a fair wage and benefits package.
- The politician stood up on the podium, delivering a speech that inspired listeners.
- The child stood up with newfound confidence, eager to explore the world around him.
FAQs About the word stand up
rise to one's feet, refuse to back down; remain solid under criticism or attack, put into an upright position, be standing; be upright, defend against attack or
honest, principled, noble, respectable, ethical,honorable, decent, upright, good, conscientious
unrighteous, low, ignoble, reprehensible, low, unjust, rotten, unjust, sinful, dishonorable
The audience erupted in applause as the comedian stood up to deliver his routine.
The concert attendees stood up en masse to cheer for their favorite band.
The student stood up confidently to present his report to the class.
The soldiers stood up in formation, ready to march into battle.
