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stand together

stand together verb: to remain allied through difficulties.

Verb

stand together (third-person singular simple present stands together, present participle standing together, simple past and past participle stood together)

  1. To remain allied through difficulties.
    • Win or lose, sink or swim
      One thing is certain we'll never give in
      Side by side, hand in hand
      We all stand together1984, Paul McCartney and the Frog Chorus, We All Stand Together (song)

Forms of stand together

third-person singular presentstands together
present participlestanding together
past participlestood together
paststood together

Questions about stand together

What does stand together mean?
Stand together means to remain allied through difficulties.
What part of speech is stand together?
Stand together is a verb.
What is the past tense of stand together?
The past tense of stand together is stood together.

Words near stand together in the dictionary

  1. stand to
  2. stand to attention
  3. stand to pee
  4. stand to pees
  5. stand to reason
  6. stand together
  7. stand treat
  8. stand trial
  9. stand under
  10. stand up
  11. stand up against

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