cling (to) (Meaning)

cling (to)

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The baby clung tightly to her mother's hand, afraid to be alone.
The ivy clung to the brick wall, its tendrils seeking support.
The scent of the perfume clung to her clothes even after hours of wear.
The memories of that day clung to her mind, refusing to let go.
Desperate cyclists clung to the lead pack, hoping to finish the race in good time.
The petulant child clung to his toy, refusing to share it with anyone else.
As the boat capsized, the survivors clung to the wreckage for dear life.
The artist's creative vision clung to him throughout his lifetime.
The politician clung to power, despite numerous scandals tarnishing his reputation.
Fear clung to the woman's heart as she peered into the darkness.

keep (to), hold to, stand by, defend, stick (to or with), adhere (to), hew (to), follow, embrace, support

recall, disagree (with), give up, forsake, desert, take back, surrender,defect (from), revoke, abandon

The baby clung tightly to her mother's hand, afraid to be alone.

The ivy clung to the brick wall, its tendrils seeking support.

The scent of the perfume clung to her clothes even after hours of wear.

The memories of that day clung to her mind, refusing to let go.