join hands
Link up physically
To join hands is to clasp hands with another person, typically as a gesture of unity, cooperation, or prayer.
The phrase extends figuratively to any collaborative effort: The two companies joined hands to develop the technology.
People join hands in a circle for group prayer, children's games, or demonstrations of solidarity.
- coalitionTemporary alliance for action
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
- partnershipShared business arrangement
- prayer circleGroup gathered for collective worship
- allianceFormal union of parties
solidarity · wedding vow · unity · consensus · handshake · interlace · collaboration · teamwork · unison · come together · band together · work together · séance · stand together · synergy · human chain · intertwine · concord
- unity phrasesall for one, one for all, united we stand, stronger together, all as one
- teamworkteamwork, co-op mode, collaborate, team games, assists
join handspart ways
Mutually go separate directions
divide · turn against · oppose · break ranks · go separate ways
join handsgo it alone
Proceed without help
stand alone · fly solo · lone wolf · withdraw · keep to oneself
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