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stick up for

verb as in aid

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verb as in back

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verb as in defend

verb as in go to bat for

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verb as in help

verb as in support

verb as in sustain

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verb as in uphold

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“White people can’t stick up for themselves? You’re racist.”

You either allow men to walk all over you and talk all over you, or you learn really quickly and very aggressively to stick up for yourself.

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This was a kid who, if he saw his friends being bullied, he was going to stick up for them.

Someone who would stick up for you.

The implication is that they would either stick up for one another or opportunistically kindle their own fires.

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