join hands's Usage Examples:

Chandrashekhar stated that "We tried to join hands and work unitedly with the Bahujan Samaj Party but its leader was unwilling to do so.

During those two weeks the schools used to close, and the entire village used to join hands in picking the apricots.

The rivulets of the Periyar, having separated upstream, join hands at the spot and continue the onward journey.

:This House expresses its resolve, under the banner of eternal peace enshrined in the Constitution of Japan, to join hands with other nations of the world and to pave the way to a future that allows all human beings to live together.

National Government of 1965 with United National PartyIn 1965 the party join hands to form a national government under the leadership of Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake.

after The Gifted, wherein the Gifted Class, students with superpowers, join hands in bringing down the powerful school director and his oppressive system.

I believe that, as we join hands, especially with the peoples of neighboring countries, to ensure true peace in the Asia-Pacific region -indeed, in the entire world- it is necessary, more than anything else, that we foster relations with all countries based on deep understanding and trust.

In the dance, participants join hands in a circle, hop on one foot and swing their free legs across, slowly.

Seeing this many warriors join hands with K-29 and the cult of hades gets splitted into two factions- the one that supports K-29 and the one that supports.

to join hands with different parties, thus causing fear among caseworkers.

 is a good example of the way castes, with very different ritual status, join hands to defend their common interests.

Synonyms:

inactive, passive,

Antonyms:

active, inactiveness, energetic,