Difference between Stand Firm and Withstand

STAND FIRM vs WITHSTAND: VERB

To make a stand; resist; show resistance.
Synonyms Resist, etc. (see oppose), confront, face.
To stand against; oppose; resist, either with physical or with moral force: frequently with an implication of effectual resistance; resist or oppose suceessfully: as, to withstand the storm.

Firmly, Persevere, Determination, Strongly, Abide, Strength, Firmness, Stay, Insist, Stand pat, Stand fast, Hold firm, Withstand, Resist, Hold out

Tolerate, Counteract, Overcome, Cope, Absorb, Handle, Sustain, Endure, Survive, Hold up, Stand firm, Hold out, Hold, Defy, Resist

Foothold, Stagger, Rest, Put, Stability, Persist, Farms, Strongly, Strength, Persevere, Firmly, Abide, Stay, Insist, Resist

Face, Accommodate, Carry, Suffer, Tolerate, Counteract, Overcome, Handle, Endure, Survive, Hold up, Stand firm, Hold, Defy, Resist

Stand firm in the most respectful way possible.
God said to stand firm on His Promises.
Danaans stand firm and unflinching against the Trojans.
You have to stand firm in your faith.
We stand firm on the basic evangelical beliefs.
Some people argued these severe executive orders were unconstitutional, but the president stood firm and told the people to stand firm too.
If you do not stand firm in faith, you shall not stand at all.
We can stand firm in our faith, and we can stand firm in our service to Christ.
Be Alert, Stand Firm, Stand Firm in the Faith, Be Strong.
Stand firm for Jesus, stand firm in the truth, let them laugh at you.

Trenches and palisades: enough to withstand cannon fire.
LEDs and are designed to withstand harsh corrugations.
Vandal resistant Built and designed to withstand vandalism.
Was the hotel built to withstand an earthquake?
Who can withstand the cold wind he sends?
Can your ULIP investment withstand the pandemic crisis?
Design vessels and foundations to withstand greater stresses.
But very few plants can withstand stagnant water.
Revolution may have alteremen could withstand the alteration.
My mind started to separate itself from my body so that my body could withstand whatever it needed to withstand.