not stand still for (something)



not stand still for (something)

To not accept, tolerate, endure, or put up with something. I won't stand still for Jonathan's infidelity anymore: I'm filing for divorce tomorrow! The people of this country will not stand still for the persecution administered by the despots and corrupt politicians in government.
See also: not, stand, still

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Rainey['reini:]
Epaphroditosee-paf-rə-DIE-təs (English)Ancient Greek
Medeia-Greek Mythology
Otto['ɔtəu]
Inderjit-Indian (Sikh)
Witold-Polish, German