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coming to one's hand

coming to one's hand is the present participle and gerund of come to one's hand.

Meaning of come to one's hand

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.

Questions about coming to one's hand

What is coming to one's hand the present participle and gerund of?
Coming to one's hand is the present participle and gerund of come to one's hand.

Words near coming to one's hand in the dictionary

  1. coming to light
  2. coming to mind
  3. coming to naught
  4. coming to nothing
  5. coming to nought
  6. coming to one's hand
  7. coming to one's senses
  8. coming to oneself
  9. coming to order
  10. coming to pass
  11. coming to power

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