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hand in hand

adjective as in closely associated

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Style, she points out, has often come hand-in-hand with equality.

Most people wouldn't look twice at a “fat man” walking hand-in-hand with an attractive, skinny woman.

Unsurprisingly, support for these kinds of useless interventions often goes hand-in-hand with vaccine denial.

UN officials say the looters often work hand-in-hand with rebel militias.

Such journalism is not a crime, but rather a crucial part of the checks-and-balances that go hand-in-hand with democracy.

Side by side on the low sofa, two women, hand-in-hand, had been sobbing out their grief to one another.

Hand-in-hand he and Rebecca visited the grave-yard, where slept the remains of her loved parents.

It was unmistakably a symptom that something of his old passion for her had been revived; duty and desire ran hand-in-hand.

In another minute the greeting of father and son was accomplished, and the two were walking hand-in-hand towards the house.

When the ladies withdrew, Adriana and Myra walked out together hand-in-hand.

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On this page you'll find 13 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to hand in hand, such as: conjointly, related, together, united, and working together.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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