win out

VERB

triumph

Synonyms

STRONGEST

conquer dominate flourish overcome overwhelm prevail prosper sweep thrive trounce win

STRONG

best sink subdue vanquish

WEAK

beat the game beat the system blow away carry the day come out on top get last laugh strike it big take it all take the cake win hands down

Antonyms

STRONGEST

fail forfeit languish lose surrender yield

VERB

withstand

Synonyms

STRONGEST

combat cope defy hold off repel resist ride out suffer thwart tolerate weather

STRONG

brace brave buck confront contest cross dispute duel face fight oppose stand stick take traverse violate

WEAK

fly in the face of grapple with hang on hang tough hold one's ground hold out prevail against put up struggle put up with remain firm sit and take it stand fast stand firm stand one's ground stand up against stand up to stick fast take it take on

Antonyms

STRONGEST

aid assist disallow help refuse reject surrender

STRONG

agree dodge give up hide loosen support unfasten

WEAK

yield

Example Sentences

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There's a battleground of air masses beginning to build across the UK and it's far from clear which will win out.

From BBC

But if the Hoosiers win out, it would be as thorough a run as modern college football has ever seen.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Chargers need to win out and hope the Jacksonville Jaguars and New England Patriots both lose at least once to secure the No. 1 seed.

From Los Angeles Times

They would need to win out — beating Houston and Denver — and have Jacksonville and New England both lose at least once.

From Los Angeles Times

If the Chargers and Jaguars win out, Jacksonville would take the No. 1 seed because they beat the Chargers this season.

From Los Angeles Times

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