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Newguest Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

Stand for

In the next life you will stand for what you have done.

--- Does the phrase "stand for" is correct here?

  

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Newguest --- Does Is the phrase "stand for" is correct here? Where did you find it?

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Newguest--- Does Is the phrase "stand for" is correct here?

Where did you find it?

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It would be more recognizably stated “answer for what you have done.” But “stand for” would also work in a Moreno literary fashion. To “stand for” would allude to standing in court and testifying to something
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