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streak
noun as in vein, line; small part
Example Sentences
“The cunning they used to survive a hustler’s childhood,” Ms. Collinsworth observes, “had become a streak of ruthlessness in their adulthood.”
After six straight months of robust gains, November is poised to finally break the U.S. stock market’s win streak.
The app encouraged people to keep sending these disappearing messages known as “Snaps” to their loved ones at least once a day, keeping what’s known as a “streak” alive.
Detroit can match the Magic with a group victory at Boston on Wednesday, with the Pistons hoping to boost their overall win streak to a club-record 14 games.
Record tariffs, this time around, didn’t manage to break this 70-year streak.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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