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Discover Ludwig"white knuckles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a state of intense fear or anxiety, often manifested physically through tight, clenched hands with visible white knuckles. You can use it in a variety of situations, such as in a suspenseful novel, a tense conversation, or even in everyday language to describe someone who is extremely nervous. For example: - "As she waited for the test results, she gripped the armrests with white knuckles." - "The audience watched with white knuckles as the tightrope walker made her way across the high wire." - "Her white knuckles betrayed her anxiety as she waited to give her first presentation at work."
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"White knuckles.
Cling with white knuckles to his illusions.
That still hasn't helped me pry my white knuckles off the armrest, though.
It bounced across the swell while I clung to the guardrail with white knuckles.
We can't play with white knuckles on the bat and hold the ball so hard you can't throw it".
"Nowadays, if you say, 'My son is in television,' people no longer grip the chair with white knuckles".
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It'll be a white knuckle race".
"I drove straight through for 24 hours, white knuckle the whole way," he said.
Where that leaves us is white knuckle negotiation time.
Gentrifiers Get Murdered in 'White Knuckle,' a Horror Short Film.
He took them to a "real white knuckle ride" on a boat in Cardiff Bay.
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