Antonyms for held
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Princeton's WordNet

1. heldadjective

   occupied or in the control of; often used in combination

   "enemy-held territory"

How to use held in a sentence?

1. April Smith:

   She was responsible for getting the hotel room for these minors. Her name was on the hotel room for these minors, so I feel like she should be held accountable for my daughter's death as well.

2. Clarion Project:

   Memorizing the Koran is a considered a pious and worthy thing to do and many memorization competitions are held around the world, especially during Ramadan, it is believed to be the month during which Mohammed received the Koran. The chapters the Islamic State challenged its followers to memorize include.

3. Drew Hammill:

   Eight days after a federal judge ordered the Trump Administration to immediately begin the process of reuniting the children they put in cages back with their families, there's scant evidence that a comprehensive plan to do just that has been developed, congressional oversight of this matter has already been proven to be critical in ensuring that the Administration's constant abuses are held in check, that the law is being obeyed, and that taxpayers' resources are not being squandered.

4. Jason Roe:

   If that were possible, we would have that conversation after losing two Georgia Senate seats, the reality is Jason Roe doesn't seem to be held accountable for Jason Roe role in our losses, but only seems to be celebrated for Jason Roe wins.

5. Mark Brnovich:

   The Biden Administration continues to intentionally violate federal immigration laws and endanger all Americans, we continue to see the release of convicted felons, COVID-19 positive migrants, and record levels of dangerous drugs into cities across our country. These reckless policies are illegal, unconscionable and disgraceful. The Biden Administration must be held accountable.

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