Advanced as in hold back/hold off To restrain or suppress, as in keeping emotions or actions from being expressed openly; to bottle up. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hold In'
As the pressure mounted, she struggled to hold in her anxiety before the performance.
Despite the urge to scream, she managed to hold in her emotions at the horror movie.
The dam was designed to hold in the massive volume of water and prevent flooding.
The doctor advised her to hold in her cough to avoid disturbing others in the waiting room.
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