STAND BY YOUR WORD

Definition: To uphold or support what one has said or promised; to be true to one's commitments or statements.

Synonyms: Keep Promise, Maintain Vow, Uphold Commitment, Stick Pledge, Adhere Oath

Usage Examples in Sentences

I promised to finish my homework on time, and I always stand by my word.

In soccer, a good goalkeeper will stand by their word to defend the goal.

Scientists stand by their word by conducting thorough experiments to prove their theories.

Leaders who stand by their word gain the trust and respect of their followers.

In a fairy tale, a knight must stand by their word to rescue the princess from the dragon.

When participating in a team project, each member should stand by their word for success.

Teachers encourage students to stand by their word and complete their assignments diligently.

Despite facing challenges, she always strives to stand by her word.

The leader's ability to stand by his word earned him the trust of the team.

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In relationships, trust is built when partners consistently stand by their words.

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Environmentalists advocate for governments to stand by their word in implementing sustainable policies.

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Political leaders gain respect when they stand by their words and fulfill electoral promises.

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He promised he would stand by his word, and he did exactly that.

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Always stand by your word, even when faced with challenges.

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Stand by your word if you want to earn trust and respect.

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If you stand by your word, others will have confidence in you.

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Others will trust you if you stand by your word consistently.

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In business, those who stand by their word often have loyal customers.