Dare and Stand

Dare

Dare verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.

Usage example: every day the old fisherman dared the elements to make his meager living

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Stand and dare are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stand" instead a verb "Dare".

Nearby Words: daring, daringly, dared, daren

Stand verb - To occupy a place or location.

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Dare and stand are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dare" instead a verb "Stand".

Nearby Words: standing, stance, standee

human	human dare	human stand
good	good dare	good stand
long	long dare	long stand
particular	particular dare	particular stand
Other adjectives: original, simple, new, final, drunken.

Dare to keep all of your dreams alive It's time to take a stand And you can win, if you dare

Source: Dare to Be Badass
GOB once met a woman with whom he intended to have a one-night stand; instead, they ended up married for a few episodes thanks to a drunken dare.

Source: Accidental Marriage
Caesar: (lists everything you've done to undermine him) But you, of all people, dare to come here and stand before me, the mighty Caesar.

Source: Terror Hero

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