present participle of hold against

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hold against

simple past tense and past participle of hold against

present participle of bring up against

To keep on talking merely to fill up time, as in parliament.

Of a person. Ones bad acts are possibly outweighed by the bad actions of others towards one.

Due to being forced rather than by choice.

(chiefly UK) to be determined not to do something.

Synonym of race against time

contrary to what one believes is moral or wise