# on the other hand

Pronunciation: US say "on thee uth-er HAND" /ɑn ði ˌʌðɚ ˈhænd/; UK say "on thee uth-uh HAND" /ɒn ði ˌʌðə ˈhænd/; AUS say "on-thee-UTH-uh-hand"

## Idiom

1. Used to present a contrasting point of view or consideration that balances against something already said.
   - Simple: Used to introduce a different or opposite idea from the one just mentioned.
   - _The proposal would cut costs significantly; on the other hand, it risks lowering the product's quality._
   - _Working from home saves commuting time. On the other hand, it can blur the line between work and rest._

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