What is another word for held over?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈɛld ˈə͡ʊvə], [ hˈɛld ˈəʊvə], [ h_ˈɛ_l_d ˈəʊ_v_ə]
Related words: held over ad, booked over, sold out
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Synonyms for Held over:
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v.
• postpone • put off Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- adjourn ,
- arrest ,
- bar ,
- block ,
- check ,
- choke ,
- clog ,
- confine ,
- cool it ,
- dally ,
- dawdle ,
- detain ,
- deter ,
- dilly-dally ,
- dillydally ,
- discourage ,
- drag ,
- drag one's feet ,
- encumber ,
- filibuster ,
- give a rain check ,
- hamper ,
- hang fire ,
- hinder ,
- hold ,
- impede ,
- intermit ,
- interrupt ,
- keep ,
- keep back ,
- lag ,
- lay over ,
- loiter ,
- obstruct ,
- pigeonhole ,
- poke ,
- prevent ,
- procrastinate ,
- prolong ,
- protract ,
- put back ,
- put on back burner ,
- remand ,
- repress ,
- restrict ,
- retard ,
- stall ,
- stave off ,
- table ,
- tarry ,
- temporize ,
- trail ,
- ward off .
- curb ,
- defer ,
- delay ,
- discontinue ,
- hold off ,
- hold over ,
- hold up ,
- postpone ,
- prorogue ,
- put off ,
- recess ,
- restrain ,
- shelve ,
- stay ,
- suspend .
- chime ,
- come again ,
- din ,
- ditto ,
- drum into ,
- echo ,
- go over again ,
- imitate ,
- ingeminate ,
- iterate ,
- make like ,
- occur again ,
- play back ,
- play over ,
- quote ,
- read back ,
- reappear ,
- recapitulate ,
- recast ,
- reciprocate ,
- recite ,
- reconstruct ,
- recrudesce ,
- recur ,
- redo ,
- refashion ,
- reform ,
- rehash ,
- rehearse ,
- reissue ,
- reiterate ,
- relate ,
- remake ,
- renew ,
- reoccur ,
- replay ,
- reprise ,
- reproduce ,
- rerun ,
- resay ,
- reshow ,
- restate ,
- retell ,
- return ,
- revert ,
- revolve ,
- rework ,
- run over ,
- sing same old song .
- bail one out ,
- conserve ,
- deliver ,
- disembarrass ,
- disentangle ,
- emancipate ,
- extricate ,
- free ,
- get off the hook ,
- get out ,
- get out of hock ,
- give a break ,
- liberate ,
- manumit ,
- preserve ,
- protect ,
- pull out of the fire ,
- ransom ,
- recapture ,
- recover ,
- redeem ,
- regain ,
- release ,
- retain ,
- retrieve ,
- safeguard ,
- salvage ,
- save life of ,
- set free ,
- spring ,
- unleash ,
- unloose .
How to use "Held over" in context?
When you are held over, you have been granted a continuance of your current term, but have to continue to meet the academy's requirements until your current term expires. This continuation may include continuing to attend classes, living on campus, and maintaining good academic standing. Academics are the most important part of the academy, so maintaining good grades is essential for being granted this continuance.
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