holding out Sentence Examples
- Despite the blizzard, the determined hiker held out hope of reaching the summit.
- The elderly woman held out her trembling hand, longing for a comforting touch.
- The defendant held out his innocence, maintaining that he had been wrongly accused.
- The drowning man clung to a piece of wreckage, holding out for rescue.
- The starving child held out his tiny bowl, begging for food.
- The boxer held out his opponent, weathering the blows and waiting for an opening.
- The politician held out promises of a better future, hoping to sway voters.
- The scientist held out her beaker, filled with a solution that she hoped would yield groundbreaking results.
- The thief held out the stolen necklace, trying to sell it for a quick profit.
- The negotiator held out for a compromise, determined to find a solution that satisfied both parties.
holding out Meaning
holding out
to remain unsubdued or unyielding, an instance of holding out, to refuse to go along with others in a concerted action or to come to an agreement, to remain in being, one that holds out (as in negotiations), to represent to be, to continue to function or be available, to present as something realizable, to remain unyielding, to withhold something (such as information) from
Synonyms & Antonyms of holding out
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FAQs About the word holding out
to remain unsubdued or unyielding, an instance of holding out, to refuse to go along with others in a concerted action or to come to an agreement, to remain in
lasting, keeping up, prevailing,surviving, holding up, getting along, persisting, holding on, continuing, getting on
running out, failing, cutting out,going out, giving out, crashing, running down, collapsing, expiring, petering (out)
Despite the blizzard, the determined hiker held out hope of reaching the summit.
The elderly woman held out her trembling hand, longing for a comforting touch.
The defendant held out his innocence, maintaining that he had been wrongly accused.
The drowning man clung to a piece of wreckage, holding out for rescue.
