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Handshakes
A handshake is a form of greeting or agreement where two or more people grasp each other's hands. It is a common social custom used for various purposes.
Types of Handshakes:
- Firm handshake: a strong and confident grip, often used in business settings.
- Weak handshake: a limp or feeble grip, usually indicating shyness or lack of confidence.
- Handshake with a smile: a friendly and warm greeting accompanied by a smile.
- Double handshake: a handshake in which both hands are used, often used to show extra enthusiasm or affection.
Sample Sentences:
- When meeting someone for the first time, it is customary to offer a handshake.
- The job candidate's firm handshake left a positive impression on the interviewer.
- Friends greeted each other with a quick handshake before starting their basketball game.
- The politician's handshake was so weak that it gave the impression of insincerity.
- After a successful negotiation, the two business partners sealed the deal with a handshake.
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