The idiomatic expression 'hold good ' means

A Repeatable
B Praiseworthy
C Up-to -date
D Valid

Correct Answer: Valid

Hold good. To be or remain true, valid, or applicable. The law must hold good for every person in society, not just those who earn the most money.
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