hold out (past) (Meaning)

hold out (past)

No meaning found for this word.

He held out bravely against the relentless onslaught of the enemy forces.
The stubborn old horse refused to budge, having held out stubbornly for hours.
I held out my hand in hope, but she turned away without taking it.
They held out a glimmer of optimism despite the grim circumstances.
The prisoner held out for days, resisting the interrogation despite intense pressure.
The town residents held out hope that they could repel the invaders.
She held out her dress, showing me its intricate embroidery.
The magician held out his hat, conjuring a rabbit from within.
The child held out their toy, pleading for attention.
The salesman held out a pen, offering me a contract to sign.

hold (past), last (beyond), persist (beyond), endure (past),abide (beyond), draw out, outstay,perpetuate, outlive, survive

No antonyms found.

He held out bravely against the relentless onslaught of the enemy forces.

The stubborn old horse refused to budge, having held out stubbornly for hours.

I held out my hand in hope, but she turned away without taking it.

They held out a glimmer of optimism despite the grim circumstances.