Word Network: loss

28 connections found

See it in Videos (1)

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"The loss of my wallet made me very sad yesterday."

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Related Words (2)

lost

Unable to find one's way or not knowing one's whereabouts. It can also describe something that has been misplaced or a person who feels confused and lacks direction.

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lose

To be unable to find something that you previously had or owned. It also means to fail to win a game, competition, or argument.

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Learn it in Context (5)

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events

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arts

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landmarks

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events

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cuisine

This Word in Other Languages (10)

負け
Japanese
失落感
Chinese
损耗
Chinese
손해
Korean
食欲不振
Japanese
خسارة
Arabic
분실
Korean
折损
Chinese
亏损
Chinese
損失
Japanese

Grammar Connections (5)

The Phrasal Verb 'Face up to' (Accepting Reality)

prepositions
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There-was vs. There-were-how-to-choose/&quot: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Mastering Irregular Verbs: Beyond the -ed (Past Participles)

verbs_tenses
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Success Idioms: Fast Starts & Great Results (Hit the Ground Running, Bear Fruit)

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Causative Verbs: Have/Get Something Done (Arranging Services)

passive_reported
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Used in Phrases (5)

Heavy losses.

Significant financial or casualty setbacks

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make a loss

Lose money in business

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at a loss for words

Unable to speak due to surprise.

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at a loss

confused or uncertain

dead loss

Something that is completely useless or a total failure.
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