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Meanings of running hand in English
Portuguese
letra cursiva Rapid handwriting in which letters are set down in full and are cursively connected within words without lifting the writing implement from the paper.
Synonyms
Examples for "cursive"
Examples for "cursive"
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High on her left arm, written in cursive it says: Cruelty Free.
2
Sarah continued her cursive chatter regarding the places she had served in.
3
He still wrote in cursive script, racing the truth out of himself.
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Officials tossed five ballots because the voter wrote their name in cursive.
5
This was a man who had probably more skill in German cursive.
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My handwriting was better in those days and my longhand was readable.
2
Like all the titles that followed, it was painstakingly written in longhand.
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If you want to get up and work in longhand, here's your chair.
4
Mrs. F. showed us the remarkable books, all written in longhand.
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Dialectics is as fashionable as table manners and corresponding in longhand.
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He still wrote in cursive script, racing the truth out of himself.
2
Imperial Chinese courts used a specialized, cursive script to record proceedings.
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Some were printed rather than written in cursive script, as required.
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And the mixing of formal and cursive script is a well-known phenomenon in ancient engraving.
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It was filled with neat cursive script that he recognized as the handwriting of Peter Rhee.
Usage of running hand in English
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It was written in English, in a fine running hand.
2
Scribbled in haste with the running hand of yours to command, Francis Malet, Priest.
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Neither too rounded nor too fine, it is a running hand, yet always suitable.
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Then I wrote the following in a running hand:
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There is the round hand, and the Italian hand, the text hand, and the running hand.
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The letter was penned in a large running hand and covered eight pages of dainty cream-laid paper.
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My teammates had abandoned me in the dugout, running hand in hand with parents to their family cars.
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Then the question was asked: Any idea who wrote this diary-theone written in a quick running hand?'
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The image of a woman clad in a traditional cheongsam running hand-in-hand with her young son struck Qiu deeply.
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It was about a quire of folio paper, written in a large and running hand, very like his own.
11
This they undertook to do, by main strength and sweat, running hand over hand the float-line of a net.
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She wrote with a firm, running hand, and as from an overflowing mind, without stopping to gather her thoughts.
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It is written in the common running hand of the sixteenth century (carrattere corsivo), tolerably distinct, but badly pointed.
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On top of my mail next morning lay a small envelope, unstamped, and addressed to me in a free running hand.
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Then, running hand in hand toward the huge space-cruiser, they were snatched apart and drawn up toward the double airlocks of the main entrance.
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This solution presupposed a highly developed sense of community devotion in women running hand in hand with entire lack of gift for community action.
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Running hand through the time