v. 1 to be distinctive or conspicuous; 2 to refuse to agree or consent or comply; 3 to protrude or project
With a first place finish you will stand out. Spelled as two words.
With a first place finish you will stand out. Spelled as two words.
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Why did Kevin Durant stand out as a toddler?
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What makes Mo stand out among his teammates?
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What made Sacagawea stand out on the expedition?
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In 1912 what made Madame Walker stand out in the community?
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She did not stand out because of the ordinariness of her dress.
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How did Tituba stand out among the Puritans?
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What made Lonnie stand out at college?
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Why did Nina think she would stand out when she went to the boy's school?
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His record-setting achievements made him a stand out.
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be conspicuous; attract attention; catch the eye
obscure
1 syllables
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