How to pronounce “make a stand”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of take a stand.

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take a stand, stand and be counted, stand one's ground, take one's point, take the stand, stand up and be counted, take someone's point, take sides, speak up, hold the line, make a point, sit the fence, get someone's back, stand with, stand up against, gainstand, put up one's hand, take a fall, cover someone's back, stand in the gap, stand between, stand in, take someone's part, seize the initiative, shift ground, stand up, have a say, speak for oneself, stand fast, hold up, take up the gantlet, take the point, put up a fight, assert oneself, come out, strike the flag, have got someone's back, fight one's corner, stand tall, sound off, stick to one's guns, speak out of turn, take one's chances, hold one's own, pick sides, stand up on one's hind legs, rest one's case, put it to, keep one's peace, climb on the bandwagon, stand in the gate, take a view, stand up to, make a move, give one's notice, stand in one's own light, have a mind of one's own, hold down the fort, get behind, take up the cudgels, beg to differ, take one's best shot, take law into one's own hands, hold all the cards, call to task, put one's foot down, stand a chance, carry one's own weight, fall on one's feet, speak one's mind, take one's life, sit on the fence, nail one's colours to the mast, take issue with, turn coat, take to the bricks, take the fifth, pull up a pew, stand on one's own two feet, turn a new leaf, shoot off one's mouth, face the facts, take up the cudgel for, stand firm, dance to a different tune, do one's thing, put oneself out of the way, stand behind, hold all of the cards, toe the mark, know where one stands, hold out, put oneself out, turn around, overstep the line, buck the trend, go against, take a walk on the wild side, strike one's flag, take an l

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