(verb) to have a strong opinion about something and not change it
Example Sentences:
A: What did you do about your teenage son?
B: I decided that I had to take a stand on his bad behaviour. I told him he couldn’t leave the house until he improved his school marks.
Politicians are always taking a stand on important topics, and then changing their minds.
Karl knew that the most important moment in his life was when he took a stand on the environment and decided to live a more green life.

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