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lost
adjective as in missing, off-track
adjective as in extinct, destroyed
Strong matches
abolished, annihilated, bygone, consumed, demolished, devastated, dissipated, eradicated, exterminated, forgotten, frittered, gone, lapsed, misspent, misused, obliterated, past, perished, ruined, squandered, wrecked
Weak matches
adjective as in distracted, dreaming
Strongest matches
Strong matches
abstracted, bemused, bewildered, engrossed, entranced, musing, perplexed, preoccupied, spellbound
Weak matches
absentminded, distrait, dreamy, faraway, feeble, going in circles, ignorant, inconscient, rapt, taken in, taken up
Example Sentences
The continuing-claims data, which lag initial claims by a week, mirror trends in the total unemployed population, suggesting that for people who have lost work, finding a new role has grown more challenging.
The Gunners have lost only once across all competitions, Bayern are unbeaten.
He said it was "frustrating" to have lost one of the front door centrepieces of the display when it wasn't even December yet.
The fire service said it lost contact with him at 15:30, and about half an hour later, found that he had collapsed.
The firm lost two-thirds of its New York workforce in the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, where Cantor had an office on upper floors.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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