hand-holding
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3.6
- noun
- /ˈhændˌhoʊldɪŋ/
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apoyo cercano
- The mentor offered invaluable hand-holding during the onboarding process for new employees.
- a lot of hand-holding
- need hand-holding
- a bit of hand-holding
And the next steps from there, I think also with some hand holding, I think we can make that happen.
- And the next steps from there, I think also with some hand holding, I think we can make that happen.
- So that's what happens, I think in terms of what how you tell stories and hand holding is a great, great device.
- So I, I think, I think we will see this, but it's going to require a lot of hand holding because it's terrifying.
Examples
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They provide a great source of leads, but generally require constant hand-holding and motivation.
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If you need a lot of hand holding, then go with Acorns, even though the flat fee isn't great.
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And the next steps from there, I think also with some hand holding, I think we can make that happen.
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So I, I think, I think we will see this, but it's going to require a lot of hand holding because it's terrifying.
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This took time, so Jim decided to give up his role of hand-holding his clients.
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If the client is a first-timer or micromanagement type who needs a lot of hand-holding, the price goes up.
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You were plopped into a situation with absolutely no hand-holding, no tutorials, and no real idea of what's best or what to do.
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You don't need to do any hand-holding to help users with installation or updating; that is all handled for you.
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But it’s a great option if you want more hand-holding and a step-by-step guide to building a long-term business.
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Many students require a lot of hand-holding when learning to use new software.
Synonyms
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1.4
Someone who gives support when you need it
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3.0
A part of something you grab with your hand for support, like a rail
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4.8
A thing you can hold for support, or simple help for someone new
Antonyms
How Supportive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hand-holding comes from the simple parts hand and hold, like taking someone's hand to guide them, so it now means giving very close support or guidance to help someone learn or do something new.