large-handed Synonyms
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large-handed Meaning
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large-handed (a.)
Having large hands, Fig.: Taking, or giving, in large quantities; rapacious or bountiful.
large-handed Sentence Examples
- The large-handed pianist gracefully glided his fingers across the keys, creating a captivating melody.
- The basketball player's large-handed grip on the ball ensured he never lost possession during the game.
- The artist's large-handed gestures brought life to the character he was painting on the canvas.
- The surgeon's large-handed dexterity allowed him to perform complex surgeries with precision and efficiency.
- The construction worker's large-handed grip on the tools provided him with the strength he needed to complete the job.
- The sculptor's large-handed touch gave shape to the clay, transforming it into a beautiful piece of art.
- The gardener's large-handed grasp of the trowel made it easy for him to plant seeds and tend to the flowers.
- The chef's large-handed technique allowed him to create intricate dishes with ease and speed.
- The mechanic's large-handed grip on the wrench gave him the leverage he needed to loosen the rusty bolts.
- The lumberjack's large-handed swing of the axe allowed him to fell trees with power and precision.
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Having large hands, Fig.: Taking, or giving, in large quantities; rapacious or bountiful.
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The large-handed pianist gracefully glided his fingers across the keys, creating a captivating melody.
The basketball player's large-handed grip on the ball ensured he never lost possession during the game.
The artist's large-handed gestures brought life to the character he was painting on the canvas.
The surgeon's large-handed dexterity allowed him to perform complex surgeries with precision and efficiency.
