whip hand Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- better
- margin
- vantage
- jump
- stead
- start
- high-ground
- bulge
- inside-track
- drop
- odds
- opportunity
- privilege
- catbird-seat
- pull
- coign-of-vantage
Weak:
Strongest:
- inequality
- handicap
- detriment
- minus
- penalty
- disability
- drawback
- drawback
- liability
- penalty
- strike
- imbalance
- detriment
- disparity
- let
- liability
- inequality
- minus
- handicap
- disadvantage
- disadvantage
- strike
- disparity
- disability
- let
- imbalance
Strong:
- obstacle
- impairment
- hitch
- stranglehold
- shortcoming
- bar
- check
- catch
- unevenness
- impediment
- hindrance
- stop
- obstruction
- hurdle
- failing
- impairment
- hitch
- catch
- stop
- obstacle
- hindrance
- check
- rub
- interference
- stranglehold
- bar
- unevenness
- embarrassment
- obstruction
- embarrassment
- rub
- hurdle
- shortcoming
- failing
- impediment
- interference
Weak:
whip hand Meaning
Wordnet
whip hand (n)
position of advantage and control
whip hand Sentence Examples
- With the whip hand in the negotiations, the union leader demanded higher wages and benefits.
- The company had the whip hand over its employees, since it could easily replace them.
- The bully enjoyed having the whip hand over his victims.
- The teacher used the whip hand to maintain discipline in the classroom.
- The manipulator had the whip hand over his prey, knowing their deepest fears.
- The politician had the whip hand in the election, having secured the majority of votes.
- The wealthy investor had the whip hand over the struggling entrepreneur, who needed his funding.
- The skilled orator had the whip hand in the debate, easily swaying the audience to his side.
- The aggressive salesman had the whip hand over the hesitant customer, pressuring them into a decision.
- The cunning athlete used the whip hand to gain an advantage over their opponent in a competition.
FAQs About the word whip hand
position of advantage and control
edge,advantage, upper hand, better, margin, vantage, jump, stead, start,high ground
inequality, handicap, detriment, minus, penalty, disability, drawback, drawback,liability, penalty
With the whip hand in the negotiations, the union leader demanded higher wages and benefits.
The company had the whip hand over its employees, since it could easily replace them.
The bully enjoyed having the whip hand over his victims.
The teacher used the whip hand to maintain discipline in the classroom.
