What does unhold mean?
Unhold means (transitive) To unhand, release from one's grasp, let go of..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(transitive) To unhand, release from one's grasp, let go of..
The unrefuted accusation had also been a libel on yourselves, whose great intelligence has unholden Maga in so unprecedented a degree, and who monthly devour the astonishing number of six and thirty thousand of her copies.
For each man has the same problem — women — how to hold them when you want to hold them — how to unhold them when you want to unhold.
I unheld my ears. It wasn't all that yucky.
Say the love, create the romance, fizz out the anger or walk away the way your heart wishes... Life is simple as we listen daily but only when we un-hold the load... Everything is changing around you and you also can't escape the change.
Scroll to Hold, and press the trackball. Your call is now on hold. Follow these steps to unhold your call: […]
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Unhold means (transitive) To unhand, release from one's grasp, let go of..
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The unrefuted accusation had also been a libel on yourselves, whose great intelligence has unholden Maga in so unprecedented a degree, and who monthly devour the astonishing number of six and thirty thousand of her copies.
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