"Stood up" can have several meanings-- one is the past tense of "to stand up"-- to get on your feet. The students stood up when the principal entered the classroom. There is also a slang meaning for "stood up," referring to being left waiting for someone who doesn't arrive, even though they promised. She waited at the restaurant for her date, but after an hour, she realized she had been stood up.
I stood up when the bride entered the room.
The ridge of the mountain offered stunning views of the valley below.
I used Vagrant to set up a virtual development environment for my project.
The manager decided to dismiss the employee due to repeated violations of company policy.
She displayed great courage when she stood up to the bullies at school.
Unfortunately, "dapatical" is not a recognized English word. It seems to be a made-up or misspelled term. Can you provide more context or clarify the word you'd like to use in a sentence?
The congregation stood up and sang the hymn.
She walked right up to him, stood toe to toe, eye to eye, and said, "No!!" Subtlety was not her forte.
I'll need to use the entire deck of cards for my next trick. The entire class stood up and cheered.
The ridge of the mountain offered stunning views of the valley below.
He stood up from the barstool and began to totter as if he would soon hit the floor.
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The past tense of stand is stood.
close to you
I screwed up because of you.
use the word demon in a sentence a very stupid sentence whoever wrote that this a better one the demon was locked up forever
Mennonite is a word that is hard to put in a sentence try looking this up on google.
how do you use the word wrapper in a sentence I would like to write a short note. I will pick up the candy wrapper.