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losing game
WordReference Collins English Usage © 2026
loose
- lose ‘loose’ Loose /luːs/ is an adjective. It means ‘not firmly fixed’, or ‘not tight’. The handle is loose. Mary wore loose clothes. ‘lose’ Lose /luːz/ is a verb. If you lose something, you no longer have it, or you cannot find it. I don't want to lose my job. If you lose your credit card, let the company know immediately. The other forms of lose are loses, losing, lost. They were willing to risk losing their jobs. He had lost his passport. Forum discussions with the word(s) "losing game" in the title: He feels disappointed from losing the game - English Only forum
I was angry about losing the game. - English Only forum They're still capable of losing this game - English Only forum Winning and losing is/are part of the game: singular or plural verb? - English Only forum
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