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on hand
In one's possession, available, as in The business needs to have enough cash on hand . [c. 1100]
Present, as in Jim was always on hand to help . [Mid-1800s]
Soon, imminent. See at hand , def. 2.
Example Sentences
Chai, an avid baker, will likely make chocolate-chip and snickerdoodle cookies because she already has many of the needed ingredients on hand.
It also means that the Federal Reserve will have jobs and inflation data no more recent than September’s on hand when officials meet to make their final planned interest-rate decision of 2025 on Dec. 9-10.
The amount of unsold goods they have on hand also rose to the highest level in the 18-year history of the survey, another sign of tepid demand.
Incident commanders, he said, usually rely on hand crews and fire engines for mop up operations.
For now, the data on hand show not great, but relatively steady, conditions.
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