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hold over
verb as in adjourn
verb as in delay
Strongest matches
Strong matches
verb as in postpone
Strong matches
verb as in put off
verb as in remain
Strong matches
verb as in repeat
Strong matches
verb as in rescue
Strong matches
verb as in restate
Strong matches
verb as in shelve
Example Sentences
The landfill itself holds over 1.4 m tonnes of waste, but Mr Howells said he had narrowed the hard drive’s location to an area consisting of 100,000 tonnes.
Ukraine will now be able to strike targets inside Russia, most likely around the Kursk region, where Ukrainian forces hold over 1,000 kmsq of territory.
He believes they were motivated by sexual kicks and by the power they held over others.
"I don't like being here, I feel hopeless and scared of the consequences that they are holding over my head with the threat of throwing me out, so I am on edge."
Over cups of coffee, they talked about the camps, the refugees’ plight, the terrible control the Associated Farmers held over the communities where they lived, and the powerful political lobby of farm owners.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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