keeping (from) Synonyms
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keeping (from) Meaning
keeping (from)
to not do or experience (something), to prevent or stop (someone or something) from doing or experiencing (something), to not tell (something) to (someone)
keeping (from) Sentence Examples
- Keeping (from) laughing at the comedian's jokes was a difficult task.
- She was keeping (from) crying as she bid farewell to her loved ones.
- The politician promised to keep (from) making false statements during the election campaign.
- The child tried hard to keep (from) touching the hot stove.
- The doctor advised her to keep (from) eating sugary foods for the time being.
- The couple made a conscious effort to keep (from) arguing in front of their children.
- The soldier had to keep (from) showing fear during the intense battle.
- The students were instructed to keep (from) using their phones during the test.
- The mother struggled to keep (from) worrying about her sick son.
- The driver was fined for keeping (from) the speed limit on the highway.
FAQs About the word keeping (from)
to not do or experience (something), to prevent or stop (someone or something) from doing or experiencing (something), to not tell (something) to (someone)
abstaining (from), refraining (from),withholding (from), avoiding, forbearing, forgoing,foregoing, denying, inhibiting, checking
surrendering (to),yielding (to), succumbing (to), bowing (to), giving in (to), submitting (to), acquiescing (to),conceding (to),knuckling under (to)
Keeping (from) laughing at the comedian's jokes was a difficult task.
She was keeping (from) crying as she bid farewell to her loved ones.
The politician promised to keep (from) making false statements during the election campaign.
The child tried hard to keep (from) touching the hot stove.
