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losing the battle, but winning the war

losing the battle, but winning the war is the present participle and gerund of lose the battle.

Questions about losing the battle, but winning the war

What is losing the battle, but winning the war the present participle and gerund of?
Losing the battle, but winning the war is the present participle and gerund of lose the battle.

Words near losing the battle, but winning the war in the dictionary

  1. losing out
  2. losing patience
  3. losing sight of
  4. losing streak
  5. losing streaks
  6. losing the battle, but winning the war
  7. losing the bell
  8. losing the bubble
  9. losing the dressing room
  10. losing the fang
  11. losing the number of one's mess

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