Hold with
/həʊld wɪð/B1
Intermediate
1. To agree with or support a particular idea or activity.
- I don't hold with the idea of leaving school at such a young age.
- She holds with the philosophy that everyone deserves a second chance.
- John doesn't hold with wasting time on trivial matters.
- My grandmother never held with such modern parenting techniques.
- Many in the community hold with traditional values.
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