uphand Antonyms
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Meaning of uphand
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uphand (a.)
Lifted by the hand, or by both hands; as, the uphand sledge.
uphand Sentence Examples
- The judge upheld the verdict of the jury, declaring the defendant guilty.
- The company upholds high ethical standards in all its business practices.
- The towering oak tree upheld the canopy of the forest like a majestic umbrella.
- The fortress walls upheld the relentless siege, protecting the city from invaders.
- The bridge's pillars upheld the massive structure, ensuring its stability.
- The government upholds the Constitution and the rights of its citizens.
- The teacher upheld the standards of her classroom, expecting excellence from her students.
- The doctor upholds the Hippocratic Oath, prioritizing the well-being of his patients.
- The pillars of society uphold moral values and promote a just and equitable world.
- The community upholds traditions and customs that have been passed down through generations.
FAQs About the word uphand
Lifted by the hand, or by both hands; as, the uphand sledge.
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The judge upheld the verdict of the jury, declaring the defendant guilty.
The company upholds high ethical standards in all its business practices.
The towering oak tree upheld the canopy of the forest like a majestic umbrella.
The fortress walls upheld the relentless siege, protecting the city from invaders.
