make a stand

Frequency: 7.818.2 per million words

to take a position to resist or defend something

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Examples (10)

  • They decided to make a stand against industries that contribute to river pollution.
  • It's crucial to make a stand for what is right, even when it's difficult.
  • The local community plans to make a stand against the proposed new development.
  • She had to make a firm stand on her principles, despite the pressure.
  • Historically, many leaders have had to make a stand for their people's freedom.
  • We must make a stand against discrimination in all its forms.
  • The environmental group decided to make a public stand on climate change.
  • He was prepared to make his last stand to defend his home.
  • Will anyone make a stand for the rights of minorities in this debate?
  • Sometimes, all you can do is make a stand and hope for the best.