Handshake [noun]
Definition of Handshake:
informal agreement
Opposite/Antonyms of Handshake:
Sentence/Example of Handshake:
An email newsletter is a great digital handshake between a consumer and a publisher….
Butler and Wise still perform a handshake that ends with them pretending to shoot a Kamehameha wave at each other.
Their value is a product of digital handshakes over millions of transactions firming up that consensus.
I was warned by other midshipmen that I would fail on the spot if I initiated a handshake.
It is the shop clerk’s smile, the salesman’s hearty handshake, because the audience now is a customer base, and the customer is always right.
Coronaviruses enter and replicate inside a human cell with a protein handshake.
Either way, a strong handshake may offer more information about you than you may realize.
There are a number of new precautions in place for the debate, too, given the renewed focus on the coronavirus, including a hotly disputed plexiglass barrier to separate the candidates and no handshakes upon arrival.
He stretched out a hand in silence and gave me a hearty handshake; and I shook the reins and thundered up the road to Staunton.
They exchanged the hearty, lingering handshake of trusty friendship and deep affection.