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Expresses that a statement, rule, or principle remains valid or applicable in a given situation.
To say that a general statement, rule, or principle is valid or applies.
Common and natural way to say something applies or holds true for a situation.
To say that something continues to be true or applicable even as circumstances change.
Emphasizes that something still holds true without change.
Used in 'if... then...' patterns to say that a consequence follows logically.
Pattern for 'if A, then B holds true'.
This rule holds true in all cases.
Often used for logical or mathematical statements, meaning 'holds' or 'is valid'.
This theorem holds true for any triangle.
Formal, used in logic or philosophy to mean 'is true'.
That proposition always holds true.
His words still hold true today.
Formal way to say something remains valid or in effect.
The contract still holds true.
If x is a positive number, this inequality holds true.
More explicit pattern for 'assuming A, B holds true'.
Assuming demand is constant, this model holds true.