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Adverbial hand and glove has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebHand and GlovePart of Speech: Noun1. A phrase used to describe a close and intimate relationship between two individuals or entities, often working together harmoniously. Example Sentence: John and Mary have been working together for years and are hand and glove. Part of Speech: Adjective1. Describes a situation or relationship where two things are perfectly matched or complement each other. Example Sentence: The new couple is hand and glove, they share the same interests and seem to understand each other. Part of Speech: Adverb1. Indicates a close cooperation or coordination. Example Sentence: The team worked hand and glove to complete the project before the deadline. Part of Speech: Verb1. To work closely with someone or cooperate on a project. Example Sentence: The two companies decided to hand and glove on the new marketing campaign. Part of Speech: Idiom1. Used to express a close and indispensable relationship between two people or entities. Example Sentence: Sarah and her assistant are hand and glove; she trusts him completely and relies on his support. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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