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handiwork

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Noun — Something made or done by a particular person, especially with their hands.

How to use handiwork

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his own handiwork clearly the handiwork of admire someone's handiwork

Etymology

From Old English handġeweorc, literally "hand" + "work" — work done with one's own hands.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “handiwork” mean?

The word “handiwork” means something made or done by a particular person, especially with their hands. In plain terms, something someone has personally made or caused, often used to point out who is responsible for a result.

How do you pronounce “handiwork”?

“Handiwork” is pronounced HAN-dee-wurk (/ˈhændiˌwɝk/ in IPA).

How do you use “handiwork” in a sentence?

Here is “handiwork” used in a sentence: “The carved wooden chairs were all his handiwork.”

What part of speech is “handiwork”?

“Handiwork” is a noun.

Where does the word “handiwork” come from?

The word “handiwork” comes from Old English. From Old English handġeweorc, literally "hand" + "work" — work done with one's own hands.

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