hand-holding (Meaning)

hand-holding

solicitous attention, support, or instruction (as in servicing clients)

No weak antonyms found.

The couple exchanged loving glances and held hands tightly, their palms interlocking.
In a moment of intimacy, the doctor held the patient's hand, offering a silent reassurance.
The children skipped hand-in-hand down the sidewalk, their laughter filling the air.
As they walked through the crowded mall, the mother clasped her daughter's hand to prevent her from getting lost.
The rock climbers depended on each other's hand-holding for safety as they ascended the sheer cliff face.
The newlyweds held hands during their ceremony, symbolizing their bond and commitment.
The grieving mother held her son's hand in the hospital, hoping to find some solace in his touch.
The friends held hands in a circle, creating a symbol of unity and support.
The gymnast gripped the uneven bars with her hands, performing a graceful handstand routine.
The musician placed his hands on the piano keys, his fingers dancing over the ivory in a beautiful melody.

solicitous attention, support, or instruction (as in servicing clients)

attention, support, assist, service,assistance, help, advancement, boost, advice, aid

discouragement, restraint, deterrence,interference, inhibition, obstruction,frustration, hindrance, constraint, repression

The couple exchanged loving glances and held hands tightly, their palms interlocking.

In a moment of intimacy, the doctor held the patient's hand, offering a silent reassurance.

The children skipped hand-in-hand down the sidewalk, their laughter filling the air.

As they walked through the crowded mall, the mother clasped her daughter's hand to prevent her from getting lost.