Clench
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British pronunciation/klˈɛnt‍ʃ/
American pronunciation/ˈkɫɛntʃ/

Definition & Meaning of "clench"

to clench
01

to grip or hold tightly

Transitive: to clench sth
to clench definition and meaning
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Example
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The child clenched their mother 's hand tightly while crossing the busy street.
The weightlifter clenched the barbell tightly, preparing for a challenging lift.
Anticipating a challenging climb, the mountaineer clenches the rope tightly in preparation.
02

to squeeze or press tightly

Transitive: to clench sth
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Example
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In a moment of anger, he clenched the document tightly in his hands.
Trying to contain her excitement, she clenched the edges of her seat during the thrilling movie.
Overwhelmed with emotion, she clenches her friend 's hand for support.
Clench
01

the act of grasping

02

a small slip noose made with seizing

example
Example
The child clenched their mother's hand tightly while crossing the busy street.
The weightlifter clenched the barbell tightly, preparing for a challenging lift.
Anticipating a challenging climb, the mountaineer clenches the rope tightly in preparation.
The conductor clenched the baton tightly, ready to lead the orchestra with precision.
He clenched the handle of the shovel tightly, determined to dig through the tough soil.
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