as in procrastinate To delay or refrain from taking action; to resist or abstain, especially in refusing something. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Hold Off'
Sarah asked the chef to hold off adding the spicy sauce until she could taste the dish first.
Due to the storm, the construction crew had to hold off their work for the day.
The gardener decided to hold off planting the delicate flowers until after the frost season.
The author was advised to hold off publishing the book until the controversial content was reviewed.
The manager asked the team to hold off discussions about the new project until everyone was present.
The author decided to hold off revealing the plot twist until the later chapters of the book.
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