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View definitions for losses

losses

noun as in diminishing returns

noun as in net loss

noun as in toll

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There followed punishing defeats by England, France and the Netherlands, with competitive losses to Spain and the Euro 2024 humbling at the hands of the hosts on the opening night in Munich.

From BBC

In the real world, he's a failed businessman who repeatedly filed for bankruptcy after losses so huge that even decades of fraud and two cash infusions amounting to nearly a billion dollars couldn't safeguard him.

From Salon

Dundee University has told staff that job losses are "inevitable" as it faces a potential deficit of £30m in the next financial year.

From BBC

She questioned whether "council taxpayers of Norwich to Northumberland take a hit for the losses of a council they have had nothing to do with?"

From BBC

This cycle’s inflation led to crucial Democratic losses among voters who don’t have college degrees, and those voters will have to be won back somehow, because they make up a majority of the electorate.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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