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winning the battle, but losing the war

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

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

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

  1. winning posts
  2. winning round
  3. winning someone's heart
  4. winning streak
  5. winning streaks
  6. winning the battle, but losing the war
  7. winning the day
  8. winning the lottery
  9. winning through
  10. winning up
  11. winning ways

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