stand in one's value
stand in one's value verb: to be aware of one's worth and insist that others respect it, for example by not underpricing one's services.
Verb
stand in one's value (third-person singular simple present stands in one's value, present participle standing in one's value, simple past and past participle stood in one's value)
- To be aware of one's worth and insist that others respect it, for example by not underpricing one's services.
- When you know your real value to employers and clients, something wonderful happens. You can stand in your value.2016, Liz Ryan, Reinvention Roadmap, page 124
- Stand in your value and honor your strengths and abilities. You may get less than you ask for, but you will surely get more than if you had not asked at all.2016, Lane L. Cobb, Heal Your Power Heal Your Life
Forms of stand in one's value
| third-person singular present | stands in one's value |
|---|---|
| present participle | standing in one's value |
| past participle | stood in one's value |
| past | stood in one's value |
Questions about stand in one's value
- What does stand in one's value mean?
- Stand in one's value means to be aware of one's worth and insist that others respect it, for example by not underpricing one's services.
- What part of speech is stand in one's value?
- Stand in one's value is a verb.
- What is the past tense of stand in one's value?
- The past tense of stand in one's value is stood in one's value.
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