CLASPING Meaning and
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Clasping is a verb that refers to the act of holding or grasping something firmly with one's hands or arms. It typically involves bringing together and tightly gripping different parts or sides of an object or individual. The action of clasping often involves interlocking fingers, hands, or arms to secure or enclose the item or person being held.
Clasping can have both literal and figurative meanings. In its literal sense, it can describe the act of physically securing or holding onto something, such as clasping a book, clasping one's hands together, or clasping a belt around one's waist. It may also be used to describe the action of embracing someone, as in clasping a loved one in a warm hug.
Figuratively, clasping can represent a symbolic or metaphorical action. For example, one can use the term to describe the act of firmly grasping an idea, concept, or belief. It may signify a strong attachment, support, or dedication to a particular viewpoint or philosophy.
Overall, clasping conveys a sense of firmness, tightness, or security in holding onto something either physically or emotionally. It implies a deliberate and intentional act of grasping, embracing, or enclosing, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
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Etymology of CLASPING
The word "clasping" is derived from the verb "clasp" which comes from the Old English word "clæpsan". This Old English word is related to the Dutch word "klampen" and the Middle Low German word "klampen", both of which mean "to clasp" or "to fasten". The ultimate origin of the word can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "klampōną", meaning "to hook" or "to hold tightly".
Similar spelling words for CLASPING
- Clasping,
- Stem-clasping,
- closing,
- clipping,
- Lisping,
- Classing,
- clashing,
- clopping,
- Clamping,
- un-clasping,
- closeupping,
- gasping.
Conjugate verb Clasping
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