withholding (from) (Meaning)

withholding (from)

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The company is withholding a portion of his salary for taxes.
The government is withholding information that could be crucial to the investigation.
The therapist is withholding judgment to allow the client to express themselves freely.
The teacher is withholding feedback from the student to encourage self-reflection.
The parent is withholding affection from the child as a punishment.
The employer is withholding payment from the employee due to a contract dispute.
The landlord is withholding repairs from the tenant in retaliation for late rent payments.
The doctor is withholding information from the patient's family to protect their privacy.
The witness is withholding testimony from the police for fear of retribution.
The manager is withholding approval of the project proposal until further research is conducted.

keeping (from), avoiding, refraining (from), abstaining (from), forgoing,foregoing, denying, checking, constraining, inhibiting

succumbing (to), bowing (to), yielding (to),submitting (to), surrendering (to), giving in (to), acquiescing (to),conceding (to),knuckling under (to)

The company is withholding a portion of his salary for taxes.

The government is withholding information that could be crucial to the investigation.

The therapist is withholding judgment to allow the client to express themselves freely.

The teacher is withholding feedback from the student to encourage self-reflection.