Advanced as in protract To delay or refrain from taking action; to resist or abstain, especially in refusing something. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hold Off'
The chef asked the kitchen staff to hold off adding the spices until the sauce had simmered longer.
The manager decided to hold off the product launch to address some last-minute issues.
The astronaut had to hold off the repair mission due to unexpected space debris.
The mayor decided to hold off the construction project to conduct an environmental impact study.
The author decided to hold off revealing the plot twist until the later chapters of the book.
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