Withheld
Pronunciation: /wɪθˈhoʊld/
Withheld (verb)
- to not give someone information or something they expect.
- to not allow someone to have something they want or need.
- to stop yourself from showing feelings or emotions.
Examples
- The manager decided to withhold the details from the team.
- She chose to withhold the report until further notice.
Common collocations: withhold information, withhold details, withhold payment, withhold approval, withhold emotions