Easy as in inhibit 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'
She tried to hold in her laughter when she saw the clumsy dancer on stage.
Despite the shocking news, she managed to hold in her disbelief until she could process it.
Tommy struggled to hold in his frustration when faced with a challenging math problem.
The passengers were asked to hold in their excitement until the plane had come to a complete stop.
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