standing in (Meaning)
standing in
substitute entry 1, to be in a specially favored position with, to act as a stand-in, substitute, someone employed to occupy an actor's place while lights and camera are readied
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standing in Sentence Examples
- The majestic oak tree stood tall and proud, its branches reaching towards the sky.
- The students stood attentively in their seats, listening intently to the lecture.
- The bride stood radiant in her white dress, her eyes sparkling with joy.
- The guard stood motionless at his post, his eyes scanning the crowd.
- The statue stood frozen in time, a testament to the artist's skill.
- The rock climbers stood on the edge of the cliff, their muscles tensed.
- The audience stood and applauded, their voices filling the concert hall.
- The hikers stood in awe at the top of the mountain, admiring the breathtaking view.
- The child stood on the sidelines, watching the game with excitement.
- The librarian stood patiently at the circulation desk, ready to assist patrons.
FAQs About the word standing in
substitute entry 1, to be in a specially favored position with, to act as a stand-in, substitute, someone employed to occupy an actor's place while lights and c
stepping in,substituting, filling in, taking over, subbing,spelling, doubling (as), covering, understudying, relieving
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The majestic oak tree stood tall and proud, its branches reaching towards the sky.
The students stood attentively in their seats, listening intently to the lecture.
The bride stood radiant in her white dress, her eyes sparkling with joy.
The guard stood motionless at his post, his eyes scanning the crowd.
