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hand-in-hand
adv. (alternative spelling of hand in hand English)
Usage examples of "hand-in-hand".
In their regular ceremonial dance, the Ponca Indian girls go hand-in-hand in a ring round a fire.
Guessing at necessities which they did not dare to mention, I pointed out a closet where they could make themselves comfortable, and they went in hand-in-hand.
The sound of a very familiar alto saxophone playing 'Like Someone in Love' in Copenhagen in the year 1958 soared from the speakers, filled with the hand-in-hand mixture of joy and sadness, happiness and grief, that great jazz music conveys.