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Stand in for
verb
To replace; to act as a double or substitute for.
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Stand in for someone who is late.
(Broomsticks stand in for the latest electronics).
We stand in for each other.
Tennis shoes stand in for nuclear submarines.
Lobbed tennis balls stand in for ICBMs.
The explosions stand in for what?
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She's a stand-in for your view.
Europe is a stand-in for globalization.
Is Helen a stand-in for Garner?
Was he a stand-in for Scorsese?
His character, Curtis, is a stand-in for the director.
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