withstood (Meaning)

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withstood (imp. & p. p.)

of Withstand

o/ Withstand.

No weak antonyms found.

The bridge withstood the relentless force of the hurricane, remaining intact despite the ferocious winds.
The soldiers bravely withstood the enemy's relentless onslaught, holding their ground with unwavering determination.
The elderly couple withstood the hardships of poverty, maintaining their love and resilience in the face of adversity.
The skyscraper withstood the tremors of a nearby earthquake, demonstrating the resilience of modern engineering.
The amateur boxer withstood a barrage of punches from his opponent, showcasing his endurance and spirit.
The business withstood the economic recession, adapting its strategies and weathering the storm.
The trees withstood the scorching heat of summer, providing much-needed shade for the weary travelers.
The relationship withstood the inevitable challenges and grew stronger over time, a testament to the couple's enduring bond.
The performer withstood the harsh criticism of the audience, finding solace in the unwavering support of their fans.
The athlete withstood the grueling training regimen, pushing themselves to their limits in pursuit of their dreams.

of Withstand, o/ Withstand.

opposed,resisted, repelled,fought, defied, challenged, contended (with),bucked, battled, combated

capitulated (to), yielded (to), stooped (to), succumbed (to), gave in (to), submitted (to), gave in (to), surrendered (to), stooped (to), bowed (to)

The bridge withstood the relentless force of the hurricane, remaining intact despite the ferocious winds.

The soldiers bravely withstood the enemy's relentless onslaught, holding their ground with unwavering determination.

The elderly couple withstood the hardships of poverty, maintaining their love and resilience in the face of adversity.

The skyscraper withstood the tremors of a nearby earthquake, demonstrating the resilience of modern engineering.