gain

Definition for gain

noun as in acquisition, winnings

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achievement, acquisition, advance, advantage, benefit, boost, cut, dividend, earnings, growth, hike, improvement, income, increase, payoff, proceeds, profit, progress, return, rise, share, winnings, yield

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accretion, accrual, accumulation, addition, advancement, attainment, buildup, emolument, gravy, headway, increment, lucre, produce, receipts, take, up, upping, velvet

verb as in acquire, win

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achieve, advance, attain, benefit, boost, build up, collect, earn, expand, get, grow, have, improve, increase, make, obtain, pick up, produce, promote, reach, realize, reap, score, secure

Strong matches

accomplish, ameliorate, annex, augment, capture, clear, complete, consummate, enlarge, enlist, fulfill, gather, glean, harvest, land, net, overtake, parlay, perfect, procure, profit, progress, succeed

Weak matches

bring in, make a killing, move forward, rack up, win over

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They have gained attention as potential future tools to combat global warming, alongside cutting carbon emissions.

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Labor leaders and business groups, looking to gain the upper hand, have submitted proposals that, if approved by voters, would disrupt the city in enormous ways.

From Los Angeles Times

One security expert speculated that screenshots shared by the suggested the criminals gained access to information they should not have.

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Cutting those periods out could be a way to maintain his peak ruthlessness and restrict the chance for top quality opponents to gain a foothold in matches.

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"I hope justice is done to show you can't do whatever you want for your own gain."

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