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Meanings of take hold in English
Usage of take hold in English
1
Among the people, free will may be allowed to take hold again.
2
The ceasefire only began to take hold in reality in September 2015.
3
This is not the time to allow such expectations to take hold.
4
Harry saw Alice reach back and take hold of her husband's hand.
5
Louis waited another moment, still hoping the slave circuit would take hold.
6
It has led to opportunities for wildlife to take hold, Atkinson says.
7
He would take hold and push the nut industry in that section.
8
A distinct sense of alertness began to take hold of the settlement.
9
If something wants to take hold of my mind, I let it.
10
Izzy used her thumb and forefinger to take hold of the spoon.
11
These were not promising contracts for a company to take hold of.
12
Then suddenly an urgent thought seemed to take hold of his mind.
13
Why was the narrative of Kate versus Meghan allowed to take hold?
14
For the rest, Esperanto is now beginning to take hold in Germany.
15
The idea of the thing began to take hold of William's imagination.
16
And then the vast distances, the great spaces take hold of you.
