Entity: SHOW-HAND
SHOW-HAND refers to the act of displaying one's intentions, agreement, or preferences by raising a hand, typically in a group setting. It can also signify revealing previously hidden information or plans.
SHOW-HAND
Etymology
The term SHOW-HAND originates from the action of physically showing or raising one's hand to express agreement or disclose intentions.
Definition
A SHOW-HAND is a gesture or action indicating agreement, approval, or disclosure of intentions, often done by raising one's hand in a group setting.
Historical Context
The practice of using a show of hands dates back centuries and has been a common method for decision-making in various cultures and societies.
Cultural Significance
In many cultures, a show of hands is a democratic way to gauge group consensus or preferences on a particular matter.
Related Concepts
- Show of hands
- Showing your hand
See Also
- [Merriam-Webster - A SHOW OF HANDS](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/a show of hands)
- Dictionary.com - SHOW OF HANDS
- The Free Dictionary - Show hand
A SHOW-HAND is a gesture or action indicating agreement, approval, or disclosure of intentions, often done by raising one's hand in a group setting.