Verb:

దగ్గరగా పట్టుకోండి,

hold close's Usage Examples:

life outside of the ring but can be found at many charity events she hold close to her heart .

The term agostic, derived from the Ancient Greek word for "to hold close to oneself", was coined by Maurice Brookhart and Malcolm Green, on the.

often imagined as a place of beauty and peace, where everything people hold close to their hearts is preserved in its fullest beauty for eternity.

Studies show that in 2008 about 30 firms, involved in 11 industries, hold close to 75% of shares in Tehran Stock Exchange.

The equation does not hold close to the pipe entrance.

My tears are something that I hold close to me; they"re for me and my family.

"India COVID cases hold close to record highs as calls widen for national lockdown".

At the end To survive in this world, we hold close to those people on whom we depend.

In contrast to many other German football clubs, which hold close ties to their working-class roots, Bayer Leverkusen strives for a clean.

Novena prayers are also practised by Lutheran, Orthodox and Anglican Christians, who hold close or similar beliefs regarding its pious practice.

are also practised by Lutheran, Orthodox and Anglican Christians, who hold close or similar beliefs regarding its pious practice.

The Torres Islander people of the island are of Melanesian origin and hold close kinship ties with the Islander people of Darnley Island (Erub) and Murray.

is an elegantly crafted piece of film which Lal and Joseph can proudly hold close to their hearts.

Synonyms:

snuggled, approximate, impending, hand-to-hand, adpressed, appressed, walking, scalelike, close together, side by side, encompassing, at hand, walk-to, juxtaposed, close-set, close-hauled, impendent, immediate, nestled, next, surrounding, contiguous, close set, close at hand, distance, imminent, adjacent, enveloping, ambient, circumferent, proximate,

Antonyms:

distant, past, future, outgoing, preceding,