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streak
noun as in vein, line; small part
Example Sentences
Each of the seven tournaments hosted there had featured a South American winner, until Germany broke the streak in 2014, and since then Argentina won in the heat of Qatar.
The debris, usually bits of rock or ice, hits the Earth's atmosphere and burns up because of the friction, sending light streaks across the night sky.
It’s my bet that as long as our judges continue to honor the rule of law, that streak will hold.
Manchester United came close to ending that streak on Friday night in a top-two encounter and Skinner was proud of "the most brave performance" from his players.
Salty, and streaking, 11 wins in 13 games, impact plays Wednesday night from everywhere.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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