What is another word for holding to?
Pronunciation:
[ hˈə͡ʊldɪŋ tuː], [ hˈəʊldɪŋ tuː], [ h_ˈəʊ_l_d_ɪ_ŋ t_uː]
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Synonyms for Holding to:
adj.
• conservative (adjective)- illiberal,
- fuddy-duddy,
- conventional,
- controlled,
- bourgeois,
- traditional,
- tory,
- uncreative,
- timid,
- steady,
- right-wing,
- orthodox,
- middle-of-the-road,
- firm,
- right,
- redneck,
- stable,
- unchangeable,
- hard hat,
- quiet,
- unchanging,
- old guard,
- guarded,
- inflexible,
- constant,
- unprogressive,
- reactionary,
- fearful,
- unimaginative,
- die-hard,
- sober.
v.
• pursue (verb)- wage,
- ply,
- conduct,
- carry on,
- continue,
- prosecute,
- engage in,
- see through,
- proceed,
- apply oneself,
- cultivate,
- hold to,
- maintain,
- practice,
- tackle,
- keep on,
- adhere,
- perform,
- work at.
- redress,
- reinstate,
- restore,
- counterbalance,
- discharge,
- outweigh,
- satisfy,
- make amends,
- adhere to,
- countervail,
- save,
- compensate,
- carry out,
- defray,
- absolve,
- acquit,
- offset,
- make up for,
- balance,
- counterpoise,
- set off,
- rehabilitate,
- keep the faith,
- make good,
- abide by,
- fulfill,
- meet,
- keep.
- second,
- hoist,
- stick by,
- encourage,
- uplift,
- pick up,
- buoy up,
- raise,
- champion,
- boost,
- back up,
- bolster,
- carry,
- prop,
- vindicate,
- shore up,
- aid,
- buttress,
- sustain,
- advocate,
- help,
- back,
- brace,
- assist,
- countenance,
- rear,
- confirm,
- defend,
- promote,
- stick up for,
- stand by,
- upraise,
- endorse,
- take up,
- justify,
- elevate,
- Upbear,
- hold up one's end,
- side with,
- Uprear.
How to use "Holding to" in context?
"holding to" is a Biblical principle that encourages believers to resist the temptations of the world. The principle teaches that we should not let our guard down, because the temptations of the world are constant and will always be there. Holding to helps us stay strong in the face of temptation, and it helps us to stay focused on God.
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