stand tall

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Meaning: (idiomatic)To behave in abrave,proud, orunyieldingmanner, withoutretreatingfromconfrontation,danger, oradversity.1892,Margaret Sidney, chapter 9, inFive Little Peppers Grown Up:"I'll not sing one note!" she declared,standing tall, "not one single note!"1986,Fern Michaels,Texas Heat,→ISBN,page300:But there was beauty in her, and an inner strength that would allow her tostand talland accept last night's phone call.2002March 18,Jonathan Fenby, “New elections, Same old Faces”, inTime:The economic expansion that enabled the country tostand tallat the start of the century has slowed.2011January 19, Jonathan Stevenson, “Leeds 1 - 3 Arsenal”, inBBC‎[1]:Leeds were once more indebted to the exceptional Schmeichel for keeping them in it when hestood tallto parry away Alex Song's near-post drive only 23 seconds into the second half, before Robert Snodgrass produced a goal-saving tackle just as Arshavin was about to pull the trigger.

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