Hold and Move out

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Hold

Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
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Move out is an antonym for hold.
Nearby Words: holding, holder, holdback

Move out

Move out verb - Move out of one's old house or office.
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Hold is an antonym for move out in topics: depart, empty, leave empty.
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  • Disney Death It happens to two of the characters in The Legend of the Titanic, one with an electrocuted mouse and another one with an octopus, who didn't move out of the way from under the ship after he couldn't hold it up any longer.
    Source: Disney Death
  • Useful Notes / The American Civil War Historians say that if Sickles had not been arrogant and stupid enough to move out of position to pick a fight with the Confederates, the Union army would’ve had a better hold on the hills of Round Top and Little Round Top.
    Source: Useful Notes / The American Civil War
  • Every ten frames, time stops for you to adjust Tori's movements.You have a fairly basic set of muscles to control, and each muscle can be set to extend (move out), contract (move in), hold (remain rigid), or relax (remain loose).
    Source: Video Game / Toribash
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