Examples of 'loses' in a sentence
Meaning of "loses"
To lose means to be deprived of, to fail to keep possession of, or to fail to win a game or competition
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of lose
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One loses the job or three loses it.
One side just loses more slowly.
She loses big for a couple of hours.
Poor kid just loses his mother.
She loses these rights upon remarriage.
My papa sometimes loses track of the seasons.
One loses track of time at your friends.
The wrong way loses us a few days.
He loses this world and the next.
The one who loses has to drink.
He loses his home and becomes destitute.
Cyril wins or loses by his own hands.
First head to hit the table loses.
Whoever loses has to stay in the cabin.
A little pressure and he loses his backbone.
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An element loses a particle and becomes unstable.
And jewelry never loses its price.
Victor loses all leverage over you.
Next man to talk loses his tongue.
It just loses all desire to strangle anyone.
But a dream always loses out to reality.
God loses his grip on the people.
The one who backs down loses.
Whoever loses will pay for dinner.
This is where the sport loses fans.
Sometimes he loses the best part of himself.
So it will be my fault she loses the job.
A magician who loses his beautiful assistant.
I have the lawyer that never loses.
The bill loses all its value.
Five bucks says someone loses an eye.
He always loses his things at summer camp.
He will call when he loses his tail.
Everybody loses their parents sooner or later.
And then he just loses his mind.
She loses the scent in the smoke.
Then he comes in here and just loses it.
The one who loses all is loser.
I am not interested in whether she keeps it or loses it.
Anyplace that loses a base loses jobs.
We have no control over who wins or loses.
In anger one loses the rhythm of breathing.
In that moment the cowboy loses everything.
Journalist loses job for reporting on weliweriya.
The last victim loses his ears.
Nobody loses their appetite at the seaside.
Whoever falls in the water first loses.
Same way one loses a truckload of weapons.
You are the one who loses stuff.
This clock loses three minutes a day.
