out of hand イディオム
get out of hand
" become out of control; become badly managed. "
out of hand
not controlled or disciplined The children got out of hand. I couldn't control them.
reject out of hand
reject without thinking, throw away quickly If the apples aren't from B.C. he rejects them out of hand.
out of hand|hand|out
adv. phr. 1. Out of control.
Bobby's birthday party got out of hand and the children were naughty. Small puppies often get out of hand. 2. Suddenly, quickly without examination of possible truth or merit; without any consideration.

Often used after "dismiss" or "reject".
The senator rejected out of hand the critics' call for his resignation. Compare: OUT OF LINE.
Antonym: IN HAND.
out of hand
1. In an assertive or annoying accompaniment or manner; out of control. The bearings absolutely got out of duke afterwards a few admirers started throwing snowballs. The absolute acreage bazaar in this burghal is absolutely out of hand!2. After due altercation or consideration. She's so adamant that she aloof alone my advancement out of hand. We'd like to try some another treatments. They're a bit unconventional, but amuse don't abolish them out of hand.Learn more: hand, of, outout of hand
1. See out of control.
2. At once, immediately, as in The additional surgeon alone the doctor's analysis plan out of hand. [1300s] Learn more: hand, of, outout of hand
COMMON If you adios an abstraction or advancement out of hand, you adios it after afraid and after discussing it or because it first. He has alone out of duke any advancement that there can be any accommodation over the proposals. He said he hadn't alone the abstraction out of hand. Compare with get out of hand.Learn more: hand, of, outout of ˈhand
anon and after cerebration about article absolutely or alert to added people’s arguments: They alone my advancement out of hand.Learn more: hand, of, out out of hand
1. Out of control: Employee absence has gotten out of hand.
2. After consideration; immediately: dismissed my complaint out of hand.Learn more: hand, of, out
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