withhold in Latin
withhold in Latin is dētrāhō — withhold means to refuse to give, share, or reveal something.
withhold in Latin
dētrāhō
(transitive) To keep (a physical object that one has obtained) to oneself rather than giving it back to its owner.
What does "withhold" mean?
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verb To refuse to give, share, or reveal something.
"The company withheld the report until the investigation was complete."
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withhold in a sentence
- The company withheld the report until the investigation was complete.
- She withheld her opinion until she had heard both sides.
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What is "withhold" in Latin?
"withhold" in Latin is dētrāhō. withhold means: To refuse to give, share, or reveal something.
How do you use "withhold" in a sentence?
Example: "The company withheld the report until the investigation was complete." In Latin, "withhold" is dētrāhō.
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