Neglect
Stand
Stand verb - To occupy a place or location.
How words are described
| human | human neglect | human stand |
| clear | clear neglect | clear stand |
| similar | similar neglect | similar stand |
| complete | complete neglect | complete stand |
| Other adjectives: simple, real, new, general, drunken. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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But this leads to all but the most disciplined among them to neglect their training, so the top human swordsmen stand a surprisingly good chance of beating a white-eye.
Source: Unskilled, but Strong - Fire Emblem games do everything in their power to make a Low-Level Run impossible, with the specter of permanent character death always looming and untrained characters becoming increasingly (and mathematically) unable to stand up to enemies the more you neglect them.
Source: Low Level Run
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