STANCH vs STAUNCH: NOUN
- That which stanches or checks.
- A flood gate by which water is accumulated, for floating a boat over a shallow part of a stream by its release.
- A flood-gate in a river for accumulating a head of water to float boats over shallows; a weir. See stank.
- That which stanches; that which quenches or allays.
- N/A
STANCH vs STAUNCH: ADJECTIVE
- Close; secret; private.
- Firm in principle; constant and zealous; loyal; hearty; steady; steadfast.
- Strong and tight; sound; firm.
- Firm and dependable especially in loyalty
- Dependable, persistent
- Firm and steadfast; loyal or true. : faithful.
- Having a strong or substantial construction or constitution.
- Loyal, trustworthy, reliable, outstanding
STANCH vs STAUNCH: VERB
- To stop the flow of.
- Stop the flow of a liquid
- Stop the flow of a liquid, such as blood from a wound
- Stop the flow of a liquid
- To stop the flow of (blood).
- To stop, check, or deter an action.
STANCH vs STAUNCH: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To cease, as the flowing of blood.
- N/A
STANCH vs STAUNCH: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To stop, check, or allay.
- To stop the flow of blood from (a wound).
- To prop; to make stanch, or strong.
- To stop the flowing of, as blood; to check; also, to stop the flowing of blood from.
- To extinguish; to quench, as fire or thirst.
- To stop or check the flow of (blood or tears, for example).
- N/A
STANCH vs STAUNCH: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To stop; cease.
- Dry; free from water; water-tight; sound: said of a vessel.
- Strong; firm.
- Sound and trustworthy; true: applied to hounds with reference to their keeping the scent.
- Sound or firm in principle; loyal; hearty; trustworthy.
- Synonyms Stout, steadfast, resolute, stable, unwavering.
- To free; relieve: with of.
- To stop flowing; be stanched.
- To stop a flow from; dry, as a wound, by the application of a styptic.
- To cause to cease flowing; check the flow of.
- To quench; allay; assuage.
- See stanch, stanchly, etc.
- See stanch, etc.
STANCH vs STAUNCH: RELATED WORDS
- Alleviate, Curtail, Prevent, Curb, Avert, Tamp down, Stanched, Slake, Resuscitate, Forestall, Stave off, Quell, Halt, Staunch, Stem
- Tenacious, Unwavering, Unyielding, Devout, Resolute, Outspoken, Stalwart, Fervent, Ardent, Halt, Constant, Stem, Stanch, Unswerving, Steadfast
STANCH vs STAUNCH: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Revive, Pacify, Relieve, Curtail, Prevent, Curb, Avert, Tamp down, Resuscitate, Forestall, Stave off, Quell, Halt, Staunch, Stem
- Tenacious, Unwavering, Unyielding, Devout, Resolute, Outspoken, Stalwart, Fervent, Ardent, Halt, Constant, Stem, Stanch, Unswerving, Steadfast
STANCH vs STAUNCH: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Both father and daughter have been lifelong stanch supporters of the Tibetan movement.
- Santa Fe, it found, at most seemed to modestly stanch that decline.
- Then I shall want two stanch men, in case of resistance.
- Rankin is a stanch Republican, and has rilled various township offices.
- While he was always a stanch Republican in politics proper, Mr.
- There is no more ardent or stanch Republican than Mr.
- The release also sought to stanch any diplomatic fallout.
- Hong Kong as authorities seek to stanch economic contraction.
- In politics he has always been a stanch Democrat.
- Stanch, Staunch, to stop a flow of blood.
- Colonels were in staunch support of alcohol consumption.
- North, most of whom had been staunch Democrats.
- Stanch, Staunch, to stop a flow of blood.
- She is a staunch opponent of cancer quackery.
- GHLF is also a staunch advocate for vaccines.
- President who was a staunch supporter of slavery.
- Senate Majority Leader, and staunch Democrat, Harry Reid.
- Oh, and a staunch supporter of general aviation.
- From the laws perspective, staunch abolitionists willnever vote to execute, and staunch supporters will always vote toexecute.
- For the record, I grew up a staunch Democrat and am now a staunch Libertarian.
STANCH vs STAUNCH: QUESTIONS
- Is UBS racing to stanch outflows from landmark $20 billion real-estate fund?
- What does it mean to staunch the flow of something?