hold to

The phrase 'hold to' is commonly used to express adherence, loyalty, or commitment to various principles, beliefs, or standards.

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Definition

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(common)To adhere firmly to a belief, decision, or principle.

Example

  • She holds to the idea that honesty is the best policy.

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(common)To maintain or keep a promise, agreement, or standard.

Example

  • He held to his promise to finish the project on time.

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(common)To continue to follow or uphold a particular course of action or policy.

Example

  • The company holds to strict safety protocols.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "hold to":

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