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come to one's hand

come to one's hand verb: to be acquired or achieved with great ease.

Verb

come to one's hand (third-person singular simple present comes to one's hand, present participle coming to one's hand, simple past came to one's hand, past participle come to one's hand)

  1. To be acquired or achieved with great ease.

Forms of come to one's hand

third-person singular presentcomes to one's hand
present participlecoming to one's hand
pastcame to one's hand
past participlecome to one's hand

Questions about come to one's hand

What does come to one's hand mean?
Come to one's hand means to be acquired or achieved with great ease.
What part of speech is come to one's hand?
Come to one's hand is a verb.
What is the past tense of come to one's hand?
The past tense of come to one's hand is came to one's hand.

Words near come to one's hand in the dictionary

  1. come to mention it
  2. come to mind
  3. come to naught
  4. come to nothing
  5. come to nought
  6. come to one's hand
  7. come to one's senses
  8. come to oneself
  9. come to order
  10. come to papa
  11. come to pass

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