Correct spellings for WIDTHSTAND
- withstand The bridge was built to withstand strong winds and heavy rains.
- withstands The sturdy building design withstands strong winds and earthquakes.
If you are aiming to spell "widthstand" correctly, here are some suggestions: 1) "Withstand" refers to enduring or resisting something. 2) "Width standard" could denote a specific measurement for the width of an object. 3) "Withstood" is the past tense of "withstand", indicating that something has successfully endured a challenge.
