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Discover Ludwig"tight grip" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe a situation in which two things are held together firmly, or refer to a situation in which one person is holding onto something in a strong grip. For example, "He held the ladder with a tight grip as he climbed up to the roof of the house."
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The army retains a tight grip over much of Swat.
Russia keeps a tight grip on its southern border.
Uncertainty has a tight grip on my throat today.
But her tight grip on that electorate is loosening.
The past has a tight grip on the present.
She likes to have an extremely tight grip.
China's tight grip over domestic journalists remains unchanged.
They have a very tight grip on Isis.
Jude is examined and has only some bruising under his armpits from his grandmother's tight grip.
Pelosi is known (and admired) in Congress for keeping a tight grip on her members.
Mr Maduro and his allies have overseen this collapse, yet maintained a tight grip on power.
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