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keep to
verb
- to adhere to or stand by or cause to adhere to or stand by
to keep to a promise
- to confine or be confined to
- keep to oneself
- intr to avoid the society of others
- tr to refrain from sharing or disclosing
- keep oneself to oneselfto avoid the society of others
Example Sentences
âItâs not just something to keep to myself and my homies. This is for everyone. You ainât gotta ask a punk!â
But King Charles will have to keep to the line set by ministers, and if that means maintaining good relations with Trump, he is unlikely to be saying anything more outspoken.
"Annabelle is very outgoing and able to be in front of an audience and feel confident, whereas I am not and keep to myself," she said.
On TV this morning there was an unbelievable little exchange between the Immigration czar for Trump Homan and Eric Adams, where Homan was saying, we made a deal, youâd better keep to it.
"We want them to try to keep to the conditions, hold to the ceasefire and stop the war."
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