Pronunciation: /ˈfæstˌhoʊld/
noun A secure or firm grasp or grip
A1 I need a fasthold on the railing to climb up the stairs.
A2 The fasthold on the rock helped me to steady myself while hiking.
B1 The fasthold on the door was loose, making it difficult to open.
B2 She tightened her fasthold on the steering wheel as she drove through the storm.
C1 The climber secured a strong fasthold before attempting the difficult ascent.
C2 The fasthold on the cliff provided a sense of security during the challenging climb.
verb None
A1 She fastholds onto her hat as the wind blows.
A2 The child fastheld onto his mother's hand in the crowded market.
B1 The team fastholds their lead in the final minutes of the game.
B2 The company fastheld its position as the industry leader despite fierce competition.
C1 The politician fastholds his stance on the controversial issue despite criticism.
C2 The country fastholds its commitment to human rights in the face of international pressure.
adjective None
A1 She had a fasthold grip on the railing as she climbed the stairs.
A2 The fasthold handle on the suitcase made it easy to carry.
B1 The fasthold connection between the two pieces of wood ensured a sturdy construction.
B2 The fasthold bond between the two friends was unbreakable.
C1 The fasthold agreement between the two companies solidified their partnership.
C2 His fasthold control over the situation impressed everyone in the room.
adverb None
A1 She held onto the railing fasthold as she climbed the stairs.
A2 He gripped the steering wheel fasthold as he navigated the winding road.
B1 The team quickly established a fasthold on the market with their innovative product.
B2 The company's reputation for quality products has allowed them to maintain a fasthold in the industry.
C1 The political party has a fasthold on power in the region, winning every election for the past decade.
C2 The company's fasthold on the market has made it difficult for competitors to gain a foothold.
pronoun None
A1 I have a fasthold on the handlebars of my bike.
A2 She tightened her fasthold on the rope as she climbed the mountain.
B1 The company has a fasthold on the market due to its innovative products.
B2 The government's fasthold on power is slipping as protests continue to grow.
C1 His fasthold on the situation allowed him to make quick decisions under pressure.
C2 The CEO's fasthold on the company's direction has led to its rapid growth and success.
preposition None
A1 I held onto the railing fasthold as I climbed the stairs.
A2 She grabbed onto the handle fasthold to steady herself on the moving train.
B1 The child clung fasthold to their parent's hand in the crowded market.
B2 The hiker grasped the rock fasthold to prevent slipping on the steep slope.
C1 The athlete maintained a strong fasthold on the bar during the gymnastics routine.
C2 The sailor secured the rope fasthold to the cleat to anchor the boat in place.
conjunction None
A1 I was running late for the bus, so I had to fasthold my breakfast.
A2 She didn't have time to finish her homework, so she decided to fasthold it until later.
B1 The project deadline was approaching, so we had to fasthold our meetings to focus on completing it.
B2 In order to meet the strict deadline, the team had to fasthold all non-essential tasks.
C1 The company needed to make quick decisions in order to stay competitive, so they had to fasthold lengthy discussions.
C2 As the situation escalated, the government had to fasthold diplomatic talks and take immediate action.
interjection None
A1 Fasthold! I need help with my homework.
A2 Fasthold! I can't believe I forgot my keys.
B1 Fasthold! This traffic is really getting on my nerves.
B2 Fasthold! I need to finish this project by tomorrow.
C1 Fasthold! I must remember to send out those important emails.
C2 Fasthold! I have to make a decision about my future career soon.
article None
A1 She grabbed onto the fasthold on the rock to steady herself.
A2 The fasthold on the door was loose and needed to be fixed.
B1 The climber secured a strong fasthold before attempting the next move.
B2 The fasthold on the ship's mast was essential for the sailors during the storm.
C1 The fasthold on the cliff face was the only thing keeping the climber from falling.
C2 The fasthold on the bridge was tested by the weight of the passing trucks.
formal The company's fasthold on the market was undeniable, with their innovative products setting them apart from competitors.
informal She has a fasthold on the latest gossip in town, always knowing the juiciest details before anyone else.
slang He's got a fasthold on the best skateboarding tricks in the neighborhood, no one can beat him at the skate park.
figurative The writer had a fasthold on the audience's emotions, as they were captivated by the story until the very end.
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