handed
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3.7
- adjective
- /ˈhændɪd/
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manual
- Doing their job requires an even-handed attitude toward all sectors that constitute their kingdom.
- left-handed
- right-handed
- empty-handed
Also that point of view one handed drumming was difficult.
- Also that point of view one handed drumming was difficult.
- I right, right-handed, kick right footed, eat right-handed, play tennis right-handed.
- But after that it just became just this one handed, you know, crazy guy.
- So it's always been a one handed thing for me watching bowling and at any time.
- Those single handed roles, the double kick things, the Phil's incredible.
Examples
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This is doing great with his one handed cart pushing.
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She skillfully performed the task with herhanded technique.
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And so I might try to find a more even handed account and put that up on the website.
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And actually, I think if I even went one handed, this is not an issue at all either.
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And I just told you guys go light handed and it just went straight in.
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Obviously now this one wins even more so for one handed functionality.
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About the prior art, his patent states, "Efficient one-handed operation is not possible."
Academic text (2011) -
Instead, the most common responses have been calls for a more even-handed administration of punishment.
Academic text (2008) -
The magician used onehanded gestures to captivate the audience.
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The artist created a stunning sculpture that required twohanded movements.
Synonyms
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1.7
Made to be used with the right hand or for people who prefer that hand
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2.7
A thing you use with the left hand
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2.0
Made or done using only one hand
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4.0
Needing both hands or two people to use it
You need both hands at the same time to do it
Using both hands or done by two people working together
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
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3.0
A baseball player who throws the ball to the batter with their right hand
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Handed comes from the simple English word hand, which means 'hand'. It shows how many hands are needed or which hand is used, so a two-handed tool needs both hands and left-handed means using the left hand.