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lose ground

verb as in suffer loss or disadvantage

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The result means Norris, who also scored the point for fastest lap, reduced Verstappen’s championship lead by three points on a day he would have started expecting to lose ground.

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But the accounts given by survivors are an ominous warning of what could happen elsewhere in Myanmar as the military continues to lose ground to an increasingly confident and capable armed opposition movement.

From BBC

McIlroy entered the day three shots behind Schauffele, but managed to lose ground despite not making a bogey.

Individual business owners will continue to lose ground to highly-capitalized real estate interests unless we construct an economy where operating a small business is truly viable.

"The Ukrainian military will lose ground," says Dr Watling.

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

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