loss
/lɔs/
nounloss
A LOSS has two S’s—because you feel “so sad” (S + S) when something is gone.
Yes, it's loss. Remember the double S at the end: lo + ss.
Definitions
- nounthe fact of no longer having something; the act or experience of losing
- nounthe death of someone; the feeling of sadness when someone dies
- nounan amount of money that is lost; the opposite of profit
Examples
- “The team accepted the loss and practiced harder for the next game.”
- “Her family felt a deep loss after their grandfather died.”
- “The store reported a loss after the storm damaged its inventory.”
Synonyms
defeatsetbackdeprivationdeathshortfall
Antonyms
gainprofitwin
Translations
ES pérdidaPT perdaFR perte
Common misspellings
losloeslsslooseloosslossalosselosss
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