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lose out
verb as in fail
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- back wrong horse
- be defeated
- be demoted
- be found lacking
- be in vain
- be ruined
- come to naught
- come to nothing
- fall flat
- fall short
- fall through
- go astray
- go down
- go down swinging
- go downhill
- go up in smoke
- go wrong
- hit bottom
- hit the skids
- lose control
- lose status
- meet with disaster
- miss the boat
- play into
- run aground
- turn out badly
verb as in lose
verb as in miscarry
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- back wrong horse
- be defeated
- be demoted
- be found lacking
- be in vain
- be ruined
- break down
- come to naught
- come to nothing
- fall flat
- fall short
- go astray
- go down
- go down swinging
- go downhill
- go up in smoke
- go wrong
- hit bottom
- hit the skids
- lose control
- lose status
- meet with disaster
- miss fire
- miss the boat
- miss the mark
- play into
- run aground
- turn out badly
Example Sentences
Williams said that the audience will lose out on relevant context “that helps us understand why we are where we are in our society.”
Ticket sales, sponsorships, local TV deals and jersey sales are the main ways an underperforming franchise may lose out on revenue.
Fans would actually gain rather than lose out, too, with the average ball-in-play time this season 55 minutes 05 seconds - 114 seconds down from last season.
Any benefits for U.S. buyers will be short-lived as their suppliers lose out to Chinese competitors.
At the same time, a cut to the government quality rating of Humana’s largest Medicare Advantage plan meant the company would lose out on future government bonuses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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