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Synonyms for Holds to:
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v.
• pursue- adhere ,
- apply oneself ,
- carry on ,
- conduct ,
- continue ,
- cultivate ,
- engage in ,
- hold to ,
- keep on ,
- maintain ,
- perform ,
- ply ,
- practice ,
- proceed ,
- prosecute ,
- see through ,
- tackle ,
- wage ,
- work at .
- abide by ,
- absolve ,
- acquit ,
- adhere to ,
- balance ,
- carry out ,
- compensate ,
- counterbalance ,
- counterpoise ,
- countervail ,
- defray ,
- discharge ,
- fulfill ,
- keep ,
- keep the faith ,
- make amends ,
- make good ,
- make up for ,
- meet ,
- offset ,
- outweigh ,
- redress ,
- rehabilitate ,
- reinstate ,
- restore ,
- satisfy ,
- save ,
- set off .
- Upbear ,
- Uprear ,
- advocate ,
- aid ,
- assist ,
- back ,
- back up ,
- bolster ,
- boost ,
- brace ,
- buoy up ,
- buttress ,
- carry ,
- champion ,
- confirm ,
- countenance ,
- defend ,
- elevate ,
- encourage ,
- endorse ,
- help ,
- hoist ,
- hold up one's end ,
- justify ,
- pick up ,
- promote ,
- prop ,
- raise ,
- rear ,
- second ,
- shore up ,
- side with ,
- stand by ,
- stick by ,
- stick up for ,
- sustain ,
- take up ,
- uplift ,
- upraise ,
- vindicate .
What are the hypernyms for Holds to?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for holds to?
The antonyms for the phrase "holds to" are varied and context-dependent. Some opposing terms include deny, reject, relinquish, release, and abandon. When an individual does not "hold to" something, it can imply a lack of commitment, belief, or loyalty. To "reject" or "deny" something, for example, suggests a deliberate opposition to the concept, while "relinquish" or "release" implies a willingness to let go or surrender. The use of antonyms can change the tone and meaning of a phrase, demonstrating the importance of understanding and carefully selecting words in communication.
Famous quotes with Holds to
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The world must know that America holds to the highest standards of military conduct and human rights protections. Anything less is unacceptable.
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The quiet and solitary man apprehends the inscrutable. He seeks nothing, holds to the mean, and remains free from entanglements.
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An Hispanic-American writer tells me, ‘I will never give up my family language; I would as soon give up my soul.’ Thus he holds to his chest a skein of words, as though it were the source of his family ties. He credits to language what he should credit to family members. A convenient mistake. For as long as he holds on to words, he can ignore how much else has changed in his life.
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As far as talent goes, Marilyn Monroe was so minimally gifted as to be almost unemployable, and anyone who holds to the opinion that she was a great natural comic identifies himself immediately as a dunce...As a natural silent comedian Marilyn might possibly have qualified, with the proviso that she was not to be depended on to invent anything. But as a natural comedian in sound she had the conclusive disadvantage of not being able to speak. She was limited ineluctably to characters who rented language but could not possess it, and all her best roles fell into that category. She was good at being inarticulately abstracted for the same reason that midgets are good at being short.
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People have (with the help of conventions) oriented all their solutions toward the easy and toward the easiest side of the easy; but it is clear that we must hold to what is difficult; everything alive holds to it, everything in Nature grows and defends itself in its own way and is characteristically and spontaneously itself, seeks at all costs to be so and against all opposition.For one human being to love another: that is perhaps the most difficult of all our tasks, the ultimate, the last test and proof, the work for which all other work is but preparation.
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