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View definitions for hold up

hold up

verb as in postpone

verb as in rob

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Many residents have been living out of tents - or nothing - along the streets, fearing that what's left of their homes will not hold up against the aftershocks.

From BBC

Wet conditions and rainfall accumulations prior to spring meant that groundwater levels in many areas have held up well, so far.

From BBC

Structural beams, columns and slabs held up, despite extreme shaking and swaying of some high-rises.

"In a way, Trump is holding up a mirror to us. We've done little to invest in agriculture's productive capacity," says Mr Dhar.

From BBC

If you go through the archives of our magazine, I think the commentary holds up pretty well.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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