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The phrase "a stiff hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hand that is rigid or lacks flexibility, often due to injury or medical conditions.
Example: "After the accident, he struggled to grip objects because he had a stiff hand."
Alternatives: "a rigid hand" or "a tense hand".
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He just dug at him with a stiff hand, thinking a laugh would come out, some sound of pleasure.
At the end of his speech, he moves a stiff hand across his neck, a cut-throat gesture that would represent a threat if made by almost anyone else.
Use a stiff hand to hit the side of the deck hard.
If you have a stiff hand and the count says - whatever it is), card counting may swing the play from "surrender"or "stand" to "hit".
If she doesn't repeat what you said in a slightly louder tone and point with a stiff hand at the door.
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In his professional debut, the junior middleweight Sechew Powell of Brooklyn staggered Aundalen Sloan of Milwaukee (3-4-1) with a stiff right hand in the first round, leading to a technical knockout in the second round.
Adams, slightly shorter than her opponent in the semi-final and familiar with all her tricks, sought to go under her jab but walked on to a stiff right hand inside the first minute.
However, the Ballybofey man was in trouble within the first two minutes of action as he was dumped to the canvas by a stiff left hand by the Kazakh fighter.
Despite Gomez's strong start, Alvarez dazed Gomez with a stiff right hand shot in the fourth round, after which the Argentinian launched into a furious onslaught.
"It's nice, right?" said Dr. Brier, a professor of philosophy and the Island's only Egyptologist, cradling the stiff hand.
The stiff hand is badly done.
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