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View definitions for lay hands on

lay hands on

verb as in clinch

verb as in collar

verb as in grip

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Example Sentences

Nearly 10 years ago, Cancro performed the anointing of the sick — laying hands on a person who is ill, spreading oil on their forehead and praying — on Eguino.

But Burbank never mentioned Ellis laying hands on Collins.

That said, “if someone went to lay hands on you with malicious intent and you were scared for your life, that dog will respond in force.”

"Offerings" brims with many moods, a feeling fixed in place by Gladstone's portrayal of Hotki's emotional withdrawal, until that transcendent sight of generations of spirits laying hands on Willie Jack parts the shadows.

From Salon

This was the closest he has come to laying hands on the World Cup.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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