Noun:

குத்தகைக்கு எடுத்த நிலம், நிலக்குத்தகை காலம்,

holding's Usage Examples:

From mining the clay to make the lead, to the lacquer applied to the pencil, to the rubber eraser, to the metal band holding the eraser to the yellow paint, no one person knows how to make a complete pencil.

A row of pupils stood either side of the dancers the entire route, holding aloft badminton racquets in a wide arch.

She released the breath she had been unconsciously holding.

EVELYN is holding the handgun in her right hand, which is resting on the table.

"How are the power grids holding up?" he asked, gaze shifting to the screens around them.

The washbacks are new and are 18 feet in diameter and 18 feet deep holding 65,000 liters of worts.

Caesar made the most of his divine ancestry and built a temple in his forum to Venus Genetrix; but his patrician descent was of little importance in politics and disqualified Caesar from holding the tribunate, an office to which, as a leader of the popular party, he would naturally have aspired.

He excelled in football of three kinds, and in fives, racquets, and especially tennis - holding the amateur championship for tennis from 1882 to 1896.

Rostov, holding his breath, looked round at the borzois.

Sometimes a teammate or a partner can help with your flexibility by holding your stretches in place, preventing you from cheating.

Hypersensitive infants cry in response to new experiences that do not normally upset other babies; ordinary comforting measures, such as holding, rocking, feeding, or swaddling do not work and may even make the crying worse.

The left-hand compartment of the front of the casket shows VOlundr holding with a pair of tongs the skull of one of NiPo],r's children, which he is fashioning into a goblet.

He saw the senior officer lying on the earth wall with his back turned as if he were examining something down below and that one of the soldiers he had noticed before was struggling forward shouting "Brothers!" and trying to free himself from some men who were holding him by the arm.

Synonyms:

possession, withholding, keeping, ownership, retention, storage,

Antonyms:

solubility, insolubility, unsolvability, solvability, strength,