Note
Withstand
Withstand verb - To refuse to give in to.
Note and withstand are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Note" instead a verb "Withstand".
Nearby Word: withstanding
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Also because its been demonstrated experimentally that a human can withstand at least 46.2 g in the forward position, with adequate harnessing.note It's still not pretty.
Source: Inertial Dampening - Later novels note that the Windowless Building is made out of some kind of self-aware material named "Calculate Fortress", which is able to alter its composition and vibration properties to withstand any amount of force.
Source: Surprisingly Super Tough Thing -
Determinator: Amara takes note of one enemy soldier who had the courage and ferocity to withstand the fear crafting done by Gaius himself, and having just sent thousands of the man's comrades fleeing in terror or dropping from panic, before the man is promptly killed by Gaius.
Source: Literature / Codex Alera
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