withstand
//wɪðˈstænd//
Verb
withstandInfinitive
withstandPresent tense
withstoodPast tense
withstoodPast participle
withstandingPresent participle
withstandsThird-person singular
1
To resist or endure successfully; to remain undamaged or unaffected by something harmful or challenging.
This building was designed to withstand earthquakes.
2
To oppose or stand firm against an attack, force, or pressure.
The soldiers withstood the enemy's attack for three days.