To stand upon

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	To concern; to interest
	To value; to esteem
	To insist on; to attach much importance to; as, to stand upon security; to stand upon ceremony. - Ray.
	To attack; to assault.

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genius helplessness insist mounting see see about see off see out see red see through			Curiously do they exert themselves, like an elephant which endeavoureth to stand upon its head. Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book For All And None by Nietzsche, Friedrich View in context It would have been foolish to stand upon our dignity in a place where there was hardly room to stand upon our feet, so we did nothing of the sort. A Tramp Abroad by Twain, Mark View in context Next, I was returning home, but found myself unable to stand upon my feet. Poor Folk by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor View in context			To stand fire To stand firmly on To stand for To stand in To stand in awe of To stand in hand To stand in stead To stand in the gap To stand in the gate To stand off To stand off and on To stand on To stand on compliment To stand on one's own legs To stand one in hand To stand one's ground To stand out To stand to To stand to reason To stand to sea To stand together To stand trial To stand under To stand up To stand up for To stand upon To stand upon one's dignity To stand with To stare in the face To start after To start against To start for To start up To state it To stave and tail To stay a mast To steal a march To step aside To step forth To step in To step off To stick by To stick in one's gizzard To stick out To stick to To stick up To stick up for To stick upon To stir up a hornet's nest To stitch up To stock an anchor			To stand firmly on To stand for To stand in To stand in awe of To stand in hand To stand in stead To stand in the gap To stand in the gate To stand off To stand off and on To stand on To stand on compliment To stand on one's own legs To stand one in hand To stand one's ground To stand out To stand to To stand to reason To stand to sea To stand together To stand trial To stand under To stand up To stand up for To stand upon To stand upon one's dignity To stand with To stare in the face To start after To start against To start for To start up to start with to start with to start with To state it To stave and tail To stay a mast To steal a march To step aside To step forth To step in To step off To stick by To stick in one's gizzard To stick out To stick to To stick up To stick up for To stick upon To stir up a hornet's nest

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