Synonyms, definition Hold out

17 synonyms

8 definitions

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1. hold out (Noun)

3 definitions

hold out (Noun) —	A negotiator who hopes to gain concessions by refusing to come to terms 1 example
	1. ex. "their star pitcher was a holdout for six weeks"
hold out (Noun) —	A refusal by a negotiator to come to terms in the hope of obtaining a better deal
hold out (Noun) —	The act of hiding playing cards in a gambling game so they are available for personal use later

7 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	bargaining	10 letters	18 synonyms
2.	cheat	5 letters	124 synonyms
3.	negotiant	9 letters	2 synonyms
4.	negotiator	10 letters	22 synonyms
5.	rig	3 letters	66 synonyms
6.	swindle	7 letters	90 synonyms
7.	treater	7 letters	2 synonyms

2. hold out (Verb)

17 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	dispute	18.6	7 letters	152 synonyms
2.	endure	6.61	6 letters	84 synonyms
3.	exsert	0	6 letters	5 synonyms
4.	extend	21.9	6 letters	131 synonym
5.	go	1070	2 letters	158 synonyms
6.	hold up	146	6 letters	68 synonyms
7.	last	724	4 letters	88 synonyms
8.	live	347	4 letters	78 synonyms
9.	live on	333	6 letters	10 synonyms
10.	put out	384	6 letters	46 synonyms
11.	resist	15.8	6 letters	68 synonyms
12.	stand firm	42.6	9 letters	7 synonyms
13.	stretch forth	11.8	12 letters	5 synonyms
14.	stretch out	22.2	10 letters	28 synonyms
15.	survive	33.1	7 letters	50 synonyms
16.	wear	83.2	4 letters	62 synonyms
17.	withstand	4.47	9 letters	29 synonyms

5 definitions

hold out (Verb) —	Thrust or extend out 1 example
	1. ex. "He held out his hand"
hold out (Verb) —	Stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something
hold out (Verb) —	Last and be usable 1 example
	1. ex. "This dress held out well for almost ten years"
hold out (Verb) —	Wait uncompromisingly for something desirable 1 example
	1. ex. "He held out for the dessert and did not touch the cheeses"
hold out (Verb) —	Continue to live through hardship or adversity 1 example
	1. ex. "These superstitions hold out in the backwaters of America"

14 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	defend	6 letters	76 synonyms
2.	dispute	7 letters	152 synonyms
3.	endure	6 letters	84 synonyms
4.	fight	5 letters	104 synonyms
5.	fight back	9 letters	5 synonyms
6.	fight down	9 letters	5 synonyms
7.	gesticulate	11 letters	10 synonyms
8.	gesture	7 letters	56 synonyms
9.	hold back	8 letters	31 synonym
10.	hold off	7 letters	14 synonyms
11.	last	4 letters	88 synonyms
12.	motion	6 letters	108 synonyms
13.	oppose	6 letters	117 synonyms
14.	wait	4 letters	47 synonyms

14 types

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	defy	4 letters	39 synonyms
2.	hold	4 letters	294 synonyms
3.	hold off	7 letters	14 synonyms
4.	hold up	6 letters	68 synonyms
5.	hold water	9 letters	2 synonyms
6.	hyperextend	11 letters	0 synonyms
7.	live out	7 letters	1 synonym
8.	outbrave	8 letters	0 synonyms
9.	perennate	9 letters	0 synonyms
10.	remain firm	10 letters	1 synonym
11.	stand	5 letters	145 synonyms
12.	stand out	8 letters	7 synonyms
13.	stand up	7 letters	11 synonyms
14.	withstand	9 letters	29 synonyms

1 see also

#	Word			Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	hold			4 letters	294 synonyms

With the same beginning

hold off hold on hold one's own hold open hold over

With the same ending

sold out almost sold out

All synonyms in one line

dispute, endure, exsert, extend, go, en.synonym.one, hold up, last, live, live on, put out, resist, stand firm, stretch forth, stretch out, survive, wear, withstand.

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