Holding Synonyms and Antonyms
hōldĭng
Something, as land and assets, legally possessed.
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- property
- Often used in plural: estate
- possession
- retention
- keeping
- belongings
Drink alcohol without showing ill effects
(Verb)
To be valid
(Verb)
Declare to be
(Verb)
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Keep in a certain state, position, or activity; e.g.,
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- keeping
- clenching
- clinching
- catching
- clasping
- retaining
- maintaining
- containing
- checking
- moderating
- possessing
- squeezing
- withholding
- sustaining
- restraining
- suppressing
- supporting
- steadying
- staying
- spellbinding
- riveting
- taking
- remaining
- uniting
- detaining
- pulling
- tying
- preserving
- curbing
- postponing
- embracing
- pausing
- owning
- occupying
- enjoying
- mesmerizing
- carrying
- fondling
- interesting
- influencing
- handling
- hooking
- clutching
- harboring
- guarding
- hugging
- gripping
- securing
- functioning
- pressing
- filling
- feeling
- entertaining
- controlling
- grasping
- defending
- commanding
- confining
- continuing
- considering
- enclosing
- clinging
- bracing
- binding
- beholding
- bearing
- arresting
- boasting
- adhering
Antonyms:
To put into words positively and with conviction
(Verb)
Contain or hold; have within
(Verb)
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To close within bounds, limit or hold back from movement
(Verb)
Maintain (a theory, thoughts, or feelings)
(Verb)
Resist or confront with resistance
(Verb)
Have room for; hold without crowding
(Verb)
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Cause to stop
(Verb)
Have rightfully; of rights, titles, and offices
(Verb)
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To be capable of holding:
(Verb)
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Words Related to Holding
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