Moderate as in hold back/hold off Restrain or keep something from moving forward; as in hold back. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Holddown'
The construction workers had to holddown the heavy beam to ensure it didn't fall off the platform.
The captain yelled to holddown the anchor as the ship approached the turbulent waters.
The conductor signaled the orchestra to holddown their instruments, creating a moment of suspense in the performance.
Emily had to holddown her excitement as she waited for the surprise party.
The security personnel had to holddown the unruly crowd during the protest.
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