upstand Antonyms
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Meaning of upstand
Webster
upstand (v. i.)
To stand up; to be erected; to rise.
upstand Sentence Examples
- The upstand behind the kitchen sink protected the wall from water damage.
- The chimney's upstand extended above the roofline to prevent rainwater seepage.
- The raised upstand on the countertop created a subtle barrier and kept liquids from spilling over.
- The upstand around the shower tray prevented water from escaping into the bathroom.
- The upstand on the balcony provided privacy and shielded guests from the wind.
- The stone upstand surrounding the fireplace added a touch of elegance and framed the hearth.
- The upstand on the retaining wall served as a barrier, preventing soil erosion and landslides.
- The upstand in the workshop created a designated area for tools and materials.
- The upstand on the windowsills prevented rain and wind from entering the building.
- The upstand on the bathtub provided a comfortable place to rest one's head or arms while bathing.
FAQs About the word upstand
To stand up; to be erected; to rise.
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The upstand behind the kitchen sink protected the wall from water damage.
The chimney's upstand extended above the roofline to prevent rainwater seepage.
The raised upstand on the countertop created a subtle barrier and kept liquids from spilling over.
The upstand around the shower tray prevented water from escaping into the bathroom.
