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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /stæns/ · UK /stɑːns/
Forms: stances
stance means: Your opinion about an issue, especially one you state publicly.
noun
OPINIONB2
Your opinion about an issue, especially one you state publicly.
- Her stance on the issue is clear.
- The party has changed its stance on taxes.
- We took a firm stance against discrimination.
STANDING POSITIONB2
The position of your body and feet when you stand, especially during a sport.
- Keep a wide stance.
- The boxer changed his stance.
- A balanced stance helps you hit the ball.
Questions about stance
What does stance mean?
Your opinion about an issue, especially one you state publicly.
What is stance in other languages?
Türkçe: tutum · Español: postura · Français: position · Deutsch: Standpunkt · Italiano: posizione · 日本語: 立場
How do you pronounce stance?
In American English /stæns/; in British English /stɑːns/.
How do you use stance in a sentence?
Her stance on the issue is clear. The party has changed its stance on taxes.
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