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lose (Be deprived of), verb amittere, be deprived of, be impoverished, be without, become poorer by, experience a loss, fail to find, fail to keep, forfeit, forget, incur a loss, meet with a loss, mislay, misplace, miss, part with, perdere, squander, suffer a deprivation, suffer loss, waste lose (Undergo defeat), verb be confounded, be deeeated, be destroyed, be disappointed, be foiled, be frussrated, be humbled, be left behind, be outdistanced, be outtoted, be overthrown, be ruined, be thwarted, be unsuccessful, come in last, fail, fail to win, forfeit, go down in defeat, succumb, suffer by comparison, suffer defeat, take a beating, yield Associated concepts: lose a case See also: deplete, erode, fail, forfeit, succumb, suffer How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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``The more experience she garnered,'' Rosenfeld tells us, ``the more eyeballs she saw lolling about in their sockets like so many lose marbles - the more it seemed to her that the state of arousal and the state of amity were two distinct principalities with no diplomatic ties. |
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