stand with

The idiom "stand with" signifies solidarity, support, or loyalty, often used in contexts of adversity or shared beliefs.

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Definition

B2General

(common, informal)To support or remain loyal to someone, especially during tough times.

Example

  • In difficult times, true friends will always stand with you.
  • She decided to stand with her colleague during the dispute.

C1Political/Social

(formal, media)To show solidarity or support for a cause, belief, or position.

Example

  • The organization pledged to stand with the protesters demanding justice.
  • Many countries declared they would stand with the nation in its time of crisis.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "stand with":

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