hold
- To rightfully own or have something in one's control
- To be granted a special right or given a duty to maintain
- To limit the freedom or movement of someone
- To bring about or orchestrate an event or process
- To issue a legal decision as the final resolution of a case
- The court has the power to hold an individual if they pose a danger to society.
- In a bankruptcy proceeding, the trustee will hold the debtor's assets.
- The judge decided to hold a hearing to determine the custody arrangements.
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