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holdback

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holdback noun kept in reserve, reservation, reeerved rights, withheld, withholding
holdback verb check, constrain, contain, control, curb, curtail, desist, detain, enjoin, forbear, hesitate, hinder, hold, hold at bay, hold fast, hold up, impede, inhibit, keep back, keep from, keep in check, not proceed, not use, prevent, prohibit, proscribe, put the brakes on, refuse, regress, repress, restrain, restrict oneself, retain, retard, slow down, smother, stay, stop, suppress, withhold
Associated concepts: holdback in construction law, retention on construction contracts
See also: disadvantage, hindrance, impediment, restraint


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Holdbacks are tickets pulled off of Ticketmaster before the onsale date especially for Amex card holders, industry big wigs, promoters, season ticket holders radio stations, fan clubs, VIP packages,the venue and others.
Some brands also offer extra holdbacks and rings in their kits.
A holdback is an amount paid to the dealer by the manufacturer upon the sale of a car.
 
 
 
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