keep (from) (Meaning)
keep (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)
Synonyms & Antonyms of keep (from)
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keep (from) Sentence Examples
- Keep the noise down; I'm trying to study.
- She kept her promise and visited her grandmother every week.
- The doctor advised the patient to keep the wound clean to prevent infection.
- Keep your valuables safe by storing them in a secure location.
- The authorities kept the investigation confidential to protect the victim's identity.
- The child kept the toy close to their heart, finding comfort in its presence.
- Keep your temper under control; it will only make the situation worse.
- The company kept its employees informed about the recent changes to the business.
- The traveler kept a journal to document their adventures and reflections.
- The museum kept the artifacts behind a locked door to preserve their historical value.
FAQs About the word keep (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)
refrain (from),avoid, withhold (from), abstain (from), refuse,forego, deny, forbear, forgo,abjure
succumb (to), bow (to), give in (to), submit (to),yield (to), surrender (to),concede (to),acquiesce (to), capitulate
Keep the noise down; I'm trying to study.
She kept her promise and visited her grandmother every week.
The doctor advised the patient to keep the wound clean to prevent infection.
Keep your valuables safe by storing them in a secure location.
