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grasping

[gras-ping, grahs-] / ˈgræs pɪŋ, ˈgrɑs- /


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“Again I floated between big logs, grasping anything floating to stay up. The logs were far too big to hold much,” said Venus.

From Literature

He tends to see allies as grasping dependents rather than force multipliers.

From The Wall Street Journal

My mind flickers back to her room and I suddenly feel my hand beneath the floor, grasping the small leather book.

From Literature

He keeps it close the whole night, grasping it with the little strength he has left.

From Literature

The Spaniard had Paul under pressure again in the eighth game, Alcaraz this time grasping the chance to break and level the set.

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