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Definitions from the WebTerm: with lance in handDescription: "With lance in hand" is a phrase often used to describe someone carrying or wielding a long weapon called a lance. This term implies readiness for battle or competition. Sense 1:Part of Speech: Phrase Usage: This phrase is commonly used in literature, historical accounts, and colloquial conversations. Example Sentence: The knight rode his horse with lance in hand, prepared to joust in the tournament. Sense 2:Part of Speech: Phrase Usage: This phrase can be used metaphorically to express preparedness or determination for any task or challenge. Example Sentence: The entrepreneur entered the meeting with lance in hand, ready to pitch his business idea with confidence and conviction. Possible Related Products: | ||||
with hold with hostility with humor with humour with impatience with in reach with inspiration with kid gloves with lance in hand with longing with love with many interruptions with menace with mercy with moderation with modesty with more reason
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