win

Words with a similar base: win, winnings

'win'

[win.n.01] as in: a victory (as in a race or other competition)

Examples:
he was happy to get the win

win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed

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victory, entity

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first-place_finish

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acquire, addition, advance, amplification, authorize, base_on_balls, break_even, bye, communicate, continue, cope, crack, derive, detect, determine, die, discover, discovery, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fall, find, find_oneself, gain, guide, happen, hold, keep, keep_open, legislate, line_up, manage, net_income, observe, oversee, pas, pass, passing, preserve, prevent, profit, pull_off, reach, receive, recover, restrain, retain, rule, run, sink, spend, succeed, support, sustain, travel_by, victory, wangle, wield, win, winning, winnings, witness

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'win'

[winnings.n.01] as in: something won (especially money)

winnings, winning, win, win, acquire, gain, succeed, net_income, profit, profit, profit

win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed

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losings

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financial_gain, entity

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acquire, addition, advance, amplification, authorize, base_on_balls, break_even, bye, communicate, continue, cope, crack, derive, detect, determine, die, discover, discovery, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fall, fall_back, find, find_oneself, gain, guide, happen, hold, keep, keep_open, legislate, line_up, lose, losings, manage, misplace, miss, net_income, observe, oversee, pas, pass, passing, preserve, prevent, profit, pull_off, reach, receive, recover, restrain, retain, rule, run, sink, spend, succeed, suffer, support, sustain, travel_by, wangle, wield, win, winning, winnings, witness

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'win'

[win.v.01] as in: be the winner in a contest or competition; be victorious

Examples:
He won the Gold Medal in skating
Our home team won
Win the game

win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed

win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed, winner, winner, achiever, winning

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lose, lose, lose, misplace, lose, lose, lose, lose, fall_back, miss, suffer

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win

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carry, prevail, romp, sweep, take, carry, take_the_cake

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abridge, achiever, acquire, addition, advance, amplification, authorize, bankrupt, base_on_balls, better, boil_down, break, break_dance, break_even, break_in, breakage, bye, collapse, communicate, continue, cope, crack, dampen, demote, deoxidize, derive, detect, determine, die, dilute, discontinue, discover, discovery, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fail, fall, fall_back, fault, find, find_oneself, fracture, gain, get, guide, happen, hold, interrupt, interruption, keep, keep_open, lag, lashkar-e-taiba, lease, legislate, let, line_up, lose, losings, loss, manage, misplace, miss, net_income, observe, open_frame, oversee, pas, pass, passing, pause, permit, personnel_casualty, preserve, prevent, profit, pull_off, reach, receive, recover, reduce, relapse, repress, respite, restrain, retain, rule, run, rupture, separate, shrink, sink, spend, succeed, suffer, support, sustain, transgress, travel_by, unwrap, violate, wangle, wield, win, winner, winning, winnings, witness

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'win'

[acquire.v.05] as in: win something through one's efforts

Examples:
I acquired a passing knowledge of Chinese
Gain an understanding of international finance

get, assume, grow, acquire, acquire, learn, develop, win, winnings, win, gain, succeed, addition, profit, amplification, gain, derive, profit, reach, advance, gain, gain, gain

winner, winner, achiever, win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed, winning, victorious, fetching, gainer, gainer, gainer

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lose, lose, lose, misplace, lose, lose, lose, lose, fall_back, miss, suffer

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get

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cozen

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abridge, achiever, acquire, addition, advance, amplification, authorize, bankrupt, base_on_balls, better, blow_up, boil_down, boom, break, break_dance, break_even, break_in, breakage, bye, collapse, communicate, continue, cope, crack, dampen, demote, deoxidize, derive, detect, determine, detonate, die, dilute, discontinue, discover, discovery, do, elaborate, elapse, embroider, evanesce, exceed, excrete, expand, explode, extend, fail, fall, fall_back, fault, find, find_oneself, flip_one's_lid, fracture, gain, get, guide, happen, hold, inflate, interrupt, interruption, keep, keep_open, lag, lashkar-e-taiba, lease, legislate, let, line_up, lose, losings, loss, manage, misplace, miss, net_income, observe, open_frame, oversee, oxidise, oxidize, pas, pass, passing, pause, permit, personnel_casualty, preserve, prevent, profit, puff, pull_off, reach, receive, recover, reduce, relapse, repress, respite, restrain, retain, rule, run, rupture, separate, shrink, sink, spend, succeed, suffer, support, sustain, transgress, travel_by, unwrap, violate, wangle, wield, win, winner, winning, winnings, witness

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'win'

[gain.v.05] as in: obtain advantages, such as points, etc.

Examples:
The home team was gaining ground
After defeating the Knicks, the Blazers pulled ahead of the Lakers in the battle for the number-one playoff berth in the Western Conference

addition, profit, amplification, gain, derive, acquire, profit, reach, gain, advance, gain, gain, gain, progress, improvement, overture, progress, advance, advance, advance, advance, boost, promote, advance, progress, advance, promote, advance, advance, advance, advance, win, winnings, win, succeed

gainer, gainer, gainer, win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, succeed

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fall_back, lag, fall_back, fall_back, fall_back, relapse

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gain

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score, steal

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abridge, acquire, addition, advance, advancement, advancing, advertise, ahead, amplification, authorize, base_on_balls, battlefront, blow_up, boil_down, boom, boost, break_even, build_up, bye, communicate, continue, cope, crack, deoxidize, derive, detect, determine, detonate, die, dilute, discover, discovery, do, elaborate, elapse, embroider, evanesce, exceed, excrete, expand, explode, extend, fall, fall_back, find, find_oneself, flip_one's_lid, fore, forth, forward, front, front_man, gain, guide, happen, hold, improvement, inflate, keep, keep_open, lag, legislate, line_up, lose, loss, manage, misplace, miss, movement, net_income, observe, oversee, overture, oxidise, oxidize, pas, pass, passing, personnel_casualty, presence, preserve, prevent, profit, progress, promote, puff, pull_off, reach, receive, recover, reduce, relapse, repress, restrain, retain, rule, run, shrink, sink, spend, succeed, suffer, support, sustain, swerve, travel_by, veer, wangle, wield, win, winning, winnings, witness

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'win'

[succeed.v.01] as in: attain success or reach a desired goal

Examples:
The enterprise succeeded
We succeeded in getting tickets to the show
she struggled to overcome her handicap and won

succeed, succeed, win, winnings, win, acquire, gain, break_through, get_through, survive, provide

achiever, winner, winner

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fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail, fail

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succeed

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nail_down, pass, arrive, luck_out, pass, achieve, pan_out, pull_off, work, hit, run

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achiever, acquire, addition, adopt, advance, amplification, authorize, base_on_balls, be, be_born, break_even, bye, campaign, carry, come, communicate, comply, continue, cope, crack, derive, detect, determine, die, discover, discovery, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, exist, fail, failing, fall, find, find_oneself, follow, function, gain, guide, happen, hold, hunt, keep, keep_open, keep_up, ladder, legislate, line_up, linear, manage, melt, move, net_income, observe, operate, outlive, oversee, pas, pass, passing, play, play_along, ply, postdate, precede, predate, preserve, prevail, prevent, profit, pull_off, pursue, race, range, reach, receive, recover, restrain, retain, rule, run, running, scat, sink, spend, stick_to, succeed, support, surveil, survive, sustain, take_after, tend, trace, track, travel_by, wangle, watch, wield, win, winner, winning, winnings, witness

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Origins

					win (English)
├── winn (Middle English (1100-1500))
├── winne (Middle English (1100-1500))
└── winnen (Middle English (1100-1500))
    └── winnan (Old English (ca. 450-1100))

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