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hand-deliver

American  
[hand-di-liv-er] / ˈhænd dɪˈlɪv ər /

verb (used with object)

  1. to deliver in person or by messenger.


Example Sentences

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I hand-deliver a glare to Autumn.

From Literature

He was “so moved by the family’s story” that he jumped in his car and drove from Santa Monica to the high desert to hand-deliver the money.

From Los Angeles Times

Its reporters, editors and coordinators personally hand-deliver 30,000 quarterly print editions to local libraries, restaurants and community centers.

From Los Angeles Times

The day after visiting Wang, Ly flew to China to hand-deliver the documents to Liu.

From Los Angeles Times

On Jan. 10, Ukrainian evangelicals had signed off on a letter that Unguryan and others would hand-deliver to Johnson.

From Salon