held
/hɛld/Definitions
1. verb
to have or keep something in one’s possession or control
“She held the baby in her arms.”
2. verb
to maintain or continue a particular action or position
“He held his breath as he watched the diver.”
3. verb
to have or be in a particular position or state
“The door held open by the wind.”
4. noun
something that is kept or held, such as a feeling or an opinion
“Her held views on the matter.”
5. noun
a game or competition in which the winner is the one who holds a position or has a particular advantage
“The tennis tournament was a held match.”
6. adjective
able to be held or supported in a particular position
“The held candle on the table.”
7. adjective
having or showing a particular feeling or opinion
“A held-back smile on her face.”