Pronunciation: /ˈstænʃən/
noun an upright bar, post, or frame forming a support or barrier
A1 The stanchion held up the rope barrier at the event.
A2 Please do not lean on the stanchion, it may not be stable.
B1 The stanchion was used to mark the entrance to the VIP area.
B2 The stanchion was securely bolted to the floor to prevent any accidents.
C1 The stanchion was elegantly designed to match the decor of the venue.
C2 The stanchion was intricately carved with intricate patterns and designs.
verb not applicable
A1 She stanchioned the rope to keep the line of people in order.
A2 The security guard stanchioned off the area to prevent access.
B1 The event organizer stanchioned the VIP section for special guests.
B2 The construction crew stanchioned the construction site for safety reasons.
C1 The police stanchioned off the crime scene for further investigation.
C2 The museum curator stanchioned the valuable artifacts to protect them from damage.
adjective not applicable
A1 The stanchion rope kept people in line at the movie theater.
A2 The stanchion barriers helped guide the crowd at the concert.
B1 The stanchion security measures were put in place to ensure safety at the event.
B2 The stanchion system was designed to efficiently manage the flow of traffic.
C1 The stanchion protocol was implemented to maintain order in the busy airport.
C2 The stanchion regulations were strictly enforced to prevent chaos during the festival.
adverb not applicable
A1 Please hold onto the stanchion while the bus is moving.
A2 She leaned against the stanchion to steady herself on the rocking boat.
B1 The crowd gathered around the stanchion, eager to catch a glimpse of the celebrity.
B2 The security guard stood by the stanchion, ensuring that only authorized personnel entered the restricted area.
C1 The stanchion was firmly anchored to the ground, providing support for the heavy equipment suspended from it.
C2 The stanchion served as a barrier, preventing unauthorized access to the construction site.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The stanchion is holding up the rope at the entrance.
A2 Please do not lean on the stanchion, it may not be stable.
B1 The stanchion near the stage is blocking my view of the performance.
B2 The security guard used a stanchion to create a barrier for the VIP section.
C1 The event organizers strategically placed stanchions to guide the crowd towards the exit.
C2 The museum curator carefully selected antique stanchions to display rare artifacts.
preposition not applicable
A1 The sign was hanging from the stanchion.
A2 Please stand behind the stanchion while waiting in line.
B1 The event organizers set up stanchions to guide the crowd.
B2 The security guard leaned against the stanchion to keep watch.
C1 The VIP area was cordoned off with velvet ropes and stanchions.
C2 The museum exhibit was protected by stanchions to prevent visitors from getting too close.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I grabbed onto the stanchion as the boat rocked back and forth.
A2 She used the stanchion to hold onto while climbing up the stairs.
B1 The stanchion was securely fastened to the ground to provide support for the railing.
B2 The stanchion was painted black to match the rest of the staircase.
C1 The stanchion on the ship's deck was rusted from years of exposure to the sea.
C2 The stanchion at the concert venue was decorated with colorful ribbons for the event.
interjection not applicable
A1 Stanchion! Be careful not to trip over it.
A2 Stanchion! Please hold onto it for support.
B1 Stanchion! Can you help me move this barrier?
B2 Stanchion! Let's use it to block off this area.
C1 Stanchion! We need to secure the perimeter with these barriers.
C2 Stanchion! Make sure the crowd stays behind these posts.
article not applicable
A1 The stanchion held up the barrier at the entrance.
A2 Please wait behind the stanchion until your turn.
B1 The event organizers set up stanchions to guide the crowd.
B2 The security guard leaned against the stanchion while monitoring the area.
C1 The museum used stanchions to create a path for visitors to follow.
C2 The concert venue had stanchions placed strategically to manage the flow of people.
formal The stanchion on the ship helped support the heavy anchor.
informal I accidentally bumped into the stanchion at the concert.
slang Don't lean on that stanchion, it's not very sturdy.
figurative The stanchion of truth held up against the waves of lies.
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