Moderate as in pigeonhole To resist or repel, especially as in rejecting or resisting something or someone. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hold Off'
The chef told the kitchen staff to hold off adding the secret ingredient until the final stage of cooking.
The soccer team decided to hold off the opponent's attacks with a strong defense.
The gardener had to hold off pruning the roses until after the harsh winter weather passed.
The soldiers were instructed to hold off advancing until they received further orders.
The goalkeeper managed to hold off the penalty kicks during the intense soccer match.
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