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Meaning of "narrowly won"
narrowly won: This phrase is used to describe a victory or success that was achieved by a very small margin or with great difficulty. It implies that the outcome was not decided decisively, but rather in a close or tight contest
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But he narrowly won those three states.
The four district plus a mayor narrowly won approval.
He narrowly won the nomination.
On a low turnout amidst a fierce contest McCrea narrowly won the seat.
He narrowly won by shido.
After finishing second in the first round, he narrowly won the runoff.
Porter narrowly won the election by about seven thousand votes.
Tyler 's political connections and campaigning skills narrowly won him the election.
She narrowly won the elections from Lagendijk.
It almost worked, but Siegelman narrowly won.
Silvio Danailov narrowly won this election.
He narrowly won the election, but never took his seat in parliament.
Once again, the Conservatives narrowly won the seat.
It was narrowly won by Blake.
He won a three-way Republican primary and narrowly won the general election.
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He narrowly won re-election last November, three months after he was criminally charged.
Their first fight was declared a draw, and Alvarez narrowly won the second.
The Bridges narrowly won gold in this event, the competition was really tight.
Tensions remain high after July 's disputed election that Mnangagwa narrowly won.
The Liberals narrowly won the vote, with the Speaker breaking the tie.
After years of boredom, the young Toulouse narrowly won her Baccalaureate S.
President Arias narrowly won over Mr. SolÃs in the presidential elections.
Fleming 's party narrowly won.
Ahtisaari narrowly won over his second round opponent, Elisabeth Rehn of the Swedish People 's Party.
It comes after Papandreou's ruling Socialist (Pasok) party narrowly won a confidence vote on Friday night.
Labour narrowly won the general election, with a majority of 5.
A popular front alliance was organized, which narrowly won the 1936 elections.
Fitzroy narrowly won the election in the Selwyn electorate by 14 votes.
Fortunately for McCann 's human creative director, his ad narrowly won 54 % of the public vote.
Upolu, led by coach, narrowly Won the first immunity Challenge.
It narrowly won out over Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde.
New Democracy, which supports the program, narrowly won the May 6 election with almost 19 % support.
LaFontaine narrowly won against four opponents in the Republican Party Primary election in August 2010.
A Popular Front alliance was organised, which narrowly won the 1936 elections.
Labour narrowly won the 1964 general election and Harold Wilson made Gunter Minister of Labour.
The parliamentary elections were narrowly won by the National Party, who took 61 of the 128 seats.
When Labour narrowly won the 1964 election Wilson appointed Wigg to the office of Paymaster-General.
Mr Longueira narrowly won the centre-right primary, also staged on June 30th.
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Serbian parliament narrowly approves new government
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Examples of using Won
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You won sink next to the window
You have not won the lottery
He won the gold medal this time
