stuck up for (Meaning)

stuck up for

to rob at gunpoint, to stand upright or on end, a robbery at gunpoint, to speak or act in defense of

Despite the controversy, I stuck up for my friend because I knew the truth about the situation.
When no one else would defend him, she bravely stuck up for her brother, even in the face of criticism.
As a teacher, it's important to create a safe environment where students feel they can stick up for one another.
He stuck up for the underdog, always ready to lend a hand to those in need.
She stuck up for her beliefs even when they were unpopular, refusing to compromise her principles.
It's admirable how you stuck up for your colleague during the meeting, even though it was difficult.
In a world full of bullies, it's crucial to teach children to stick up for themselves and others.
He stuck up for his teammates on and off the field, fostering a strong sense of camaraderie within the team.
Despite facing backlash, she stuck up for her right to express her opinions freely.
It's heartening to see communities come together to stick up for marginalized groups and fight against discrimination.

to rob at gunpoint, to stand upright or on end, a robbery at gunpoint, to speak or act in defense of

justified, upheld, maintained, defended, advocated, stood up for, affirmed,supported, protested, underscored

retracted, withdrew, took back, reversed,abandoned, refuted, recanted, abjured,switched, forsook

Despite the controversy, I stuck up for my friend because I knew the truth about the situation.

When no one else would defend him, she bravely stuck up for her brother, even in the face of criticism.

As a teacher, it's important to create a safe environment where students feel they can stick up for one another.

He stuck up for the underdog, always ready to lend a hand to those in need.