hold good



hold good

if a statement holds good for something or someone, it is true of that thing or person (often + for ) The saying 'good things come in small packages' holds good for this excellent miniature TV set. It looks as though my predictions for snow at Christmas are holding good.
See also: good, hold

hold good

Also, hold true. Be valid, apply. For example, Does that version of events still hold good? or The account he gave ten years ago holds true today. Shakespeare used these terms frequently. [c. 1300]
See also: good, hold

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Vulferam-Ancient Germanic
Veta-Macedonian
MirosŁAwmee-RAW-swahfPolish
Chun-Chinese
Baila-Yiddish
MainioMIE-nee-oFinnish