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What is another word for hold up?

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To brace or provide support to
“We would build an additional pillar to hold up the old roof of the house.”
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To impede the work or progress of
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“The constant indecision and squabbling by management would hold up our progress on the project.”
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To stop, or cause to stop, movement or progress
“It was necessary to hold up traffic to allow pedestrians to walk across the street.”
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To postpone or assign to a later time or date
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“All that the House of Lords can do now is hold up the passing of laws for a short time.”
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To persist or remain active, especially in the face of adversity
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“Finnish technology industry companies have managed to hold up despite continued global economic uncertainty.”
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To be able to stand up to scrutiny
“Denying the existence of bad facts leads to false themes that do not hold up under scrutiny.”
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To rob, especially with a weapon or firearm
“He was arrested while trying to hold up a liquor store.”
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To keep a particular state constant or consistent
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To be consistent with expectation
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To cause to fail, or to make great attempts to
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To cause to come to an end
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axUS
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To extort something, especially money, from someone by putting them under strong pressure
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To be sensible, coherent, reasonable
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To prohibit or interdict the use, participation or inclusion of
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To ambush or ensnare by hiding and unexpectedly intercepting
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To lift, raise, or set in an upright position
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To extend or draw out, typically a period or duration
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To advise as the best course or choice
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To steal, especially quickly and quietly
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To substantiate or prove the truth of something
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Interjection
A command to stop or slow down
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A crime, especially a robbery
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An action that obstructs progress in a legislative assembly
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An obstacle, delay, or disadvantage
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An instance of a thing seizing or becoming stuck
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The unlawful taking of property
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