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Stand Firm (Verb)

Refuse to abandon one's opinion or belief.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The activist stood firm in her opposition to the new policy despite the intense backlash from the community.
He stood firm on his decision not to invest in the company, even when his colleagues expressed their enthusiasm.
She stood firm in her argument that the data was flawed, refusing to back down from her skepticism.
The whistleblower stood firm in her allegations against the corrupt government official, despite the intimidating threats.
The politician stood firm on her campaign promise, refusing to compromise on her core values.

Stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something.

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

She stood firm against her parents' wishes to pursue her passion for music.
The small company stood firm in the face of intense competition from larger rivals.
Despite the numerous challenges, the team stood firm and continued to work towards their goal.
She refused to back down and stood firm against the unfair criticism from her colleagues.
The civil rights activist stood firm in her demands for justice and equality.