Advanced as in postpone Temporarily delay or suspend something, similar to placing it in a holding position. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put On Hold'
The film's production was put on hold due to the lead actor's sudden illness.
The project manager chose to put on hold the software update until all security concerns were addressed.
The museum curator decided to put on hold the exhibit showcasing ancient artifacts to address security concerns.
The author chose to put on hold the release of her new novel to make some last-minute edits.
The negotiations between the two countries were put on hold as both parties sought mediation from a neutral third party.
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