Conduct and Hand

Conduct

Conduct verb - To look after and make decisions about.

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Hand and conduct are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Hand" with "Conduct", this verbs are similar.

Hand verb - Guide or conduct or usher somewhere.

Usage example: hand the elderly lady into the taxi

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Conduct and hand are semantically related in help topic. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a verb "Hand", if it concerns topics such as guide.

Nearby Words: handle, handy, handed, handful, handhold

She came to Pontypandy to help conduct a series of drills, and later on came by once in a while to visit or when an extra hand was needed (similar to Chief Fire Officer Boyce in the later episodes).

Source: Western Animation / Fireman Sam
It was classed as conduct unbecoming, and it meant you could be shot out of hand if recaptured.

Source: No, Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Dine
In the Sherlock Holmes story "A Scandal in Bohemia", Holmes disregards the King of Bohemia's offered hand, deeming the latter's conduct in the case to have been dishonorable.

Source: Handshake Refusal