hold off (on) Antonyms
Meaning of hold off (on)
hold off (on)
to decide that (something) will happen at a later time
hold off (on) Sentence Examples
- The team decided to hold off on expanding the roster until after the upcoming tournament.
- The doctor recommended holding off on strenuous activity during the recovery period.
- Due to budget constraints, the company had to hold off on hiring new employees.
- The investor chose to hold off on purchasing stocks until after the market stabilized.
- The homeowner decided to hold off on renovations until they could afford higher-quality materials.
- The retailer held off on launching its new product line to avoid competing with another major release.
- The student held off on studying for the exam until the week before, hoping to retain the information better.
- The organization held off on implementing new policies until they could gather feedback from stakeholders.
- The politician held off on making a public statement until they had all the necessary information.
- The musician held off on releasing their new album until they were satisfied with every track.
FAQs About the word hold off (on)
to decide that (something) will happen at a later time
put over,postpone, defer, delay, lay over, put off, hold up,hold over, remit, wait
work (on), act, deal (with), do,decide (upon),
The team decided to hold off on expanding the roster until after the upcoming tournament.
The doctor recommended holding off on strenuous activity during the recovery period.
Due to budget constraints, the company had to hold off on hiring new employees.
The investor chose to hold off on purchasing stocks until after the market stabilized.
