stance
/stɑːns/ /steɪns/Definitions
1. noun
a position or attitude, especially one that is unwavering or unyielding, in relation to a particular issue or situation
“The activist took a strong stance against the proposed legislation.”
2. verb
to stand or be situated in a particular position or attitude, especially in relation to a particular issue or situation
“The politician will stance firmly against the bill if it reaches the floor for a vote.”
3. noun
a position or attitude adopted in a particular activity or sport, especially in relation to balance or posture
“The gymnast’s stance was impressive as she performed the difficult routine.”
4. verb
to assume or adopt a particular position or attitude, especially in relation to balance or posture
“The dancer had to stance correctly to maintain her balance while spinning.”