hold to
Keep one's commitment
Hold to means to maintain commitment to something despite pressure or temptation to abandon it.
You hold to a promise, a principle, a standard, or a belief: She held to her decision even when everyone disagreed.
The phrase implies steadfastness—refusing to waver or compromise: He held to the original terms of the agreement.
Keep in condition
- keepRetain or fortified tower
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
- abide byFollow or observe
- stand byRemain ready to assist
stay true · follow through · keep faith · observe · respect · fulfill
maintain
Keep in condition
stand by · stay true · follow through · keep faith · observe · respect · fulfill
cling
Hold tightly to
grasp · cleave · hang on · latch onto