hold out Synonyms
hold out Meaning
hold out (v)
thrust or extend out
stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something
last and be usable
wait uncompromisingly for something desirable
continue to live and avoid dying
hold out Sentence Examples
- The child stubbornly held out for a new toy, refusing to accept a different one.
- The protesters held out against the government's decision, demanding a change in policy.
- The homeowner held out hope that the storm would pass without damaging his property.
- The doctor held out a small object in his palm, asking the patient to identify it.
- The salesperson held out a pen for the customer to sign the contract.
- The boxer held out his gloved fists, ready for the fight to begin.
- The hostage-taker held out for a ransom, threatening to harm his victim if his demands were not met.
- The injured patient held out a trembling hand, seeking help.
- The boy held out his allowance, proudly displaying his savings.
- The baker held out a tray of freshly baked cookies, offering them to his customers.
FAQs About the word hold out
thrust or extend out, stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something, last and be usable, wait uncompromisingly for something desirable, continue to live
last,survive, prevail, continue, remain, get on, persist, get along,hold up, keep up
fail, stop, break down, give out, fail, cut out, stop, run out, go out, die
The child stubbornly held out for a new toy, refusing to accept a different one.
The protesters held out against the government's decision, demanding a change in policy.
The homeowner held out hope that the storm would pass without damaging his property.
The doctor held out a small object in his palm, asking the patient to identify it.
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