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“Lose”

“Lose”. 1. “Lose” is a verb which means to misplace or come to be without something. EX: James Bond can LOSE anyone who is chasing him. EX: Somehow I always manage to LOSE my car keys!. “Lose”. 2. “Lose” is also a verb meaning to fail to win or to face defeat

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“Lose”

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  1. “Lose” • 1. “Lose” is a verb which means to misplace or come to be without something. • EX: James Bond can LOSE anyone who is chasing him. • EX: Somehow I always manage to LOSE my car keys!

  2. “Lose” • 2. “Lose” is also a verb meaning to fail to win or to face defeat • EX: If they don’t score more points they will LOSE the game. • EX: The Lions managed to not thoroughly LOSE this season

  3. “Loose” • 3. “Loose” is an adjective that means something is not contained, held back, or tied down in some way. • EX: The cows got LOOSE and wandered through the streets of Salem when their owners were hanged. • EX: If you are LOOSE with your words, the enemy will discover our plans. • EX: The girl didn’t use barrettes; instead she wore her hair down and LOOSE.

  4. “Loose” • 4. “Loose” can also be a verb meaning to release something or set it free. • EX: After pulling the bowstring back, the archer will LOOSE the arrow at the target. • EX: Pigeons like to fly over people without hats and LOOSE their feces on the targets below.

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