losing streak (Meaning)

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losing streak (n)

a streak of losses

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The team's losing streak stretched to a disappointing ten games, leaving their morale at an all-time low.
After winning the first game, the basketball team embarked on a losing streak that threatened to derail their entire season.
The losing streak had a demoralizing effect on the players, making them question their abilities.
Despite their best efforts, the football team couldn't break their losing streak, extending it to five consecutive games.
The quarterback was haunted by the losing streak, knowing that his performance had contributed to the team's misfortunes.
The coach remained optimistic amidst the losing streak, believing that it was only a temporary setback.
The losing streak became a recurring nightmare, as the team struggled to find a way to turn things around.
The pressure of the losing streak mounted with each passing game, threatening to crush the players' spirits.
The fans grew restless as the losing streak persisted, longing for the day when their team would finally break through.
The losing streak had created a toxic atmosphere within the locker room, as the players grew frustrated with one another.

a streak of losses

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The team's losing streak stretched to a disappointing ten games, leaving their morale at an all-time low.

After winning the first game, the basketball team embarked on a losing streak that threatened to derail their entire season.

The losing streak had a demoralizing effect on the players, making them question their abilities.

Despite their best efforts, the football team couldn't break their losing streak, extending it to five consecutive games.