Approach and Win

Approach

Approach verb - To come near or nearer.

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Win and approach are semantically related In some cases you can use "Win" instead a verb "Approach".

Win verb - To obtain (as a goal) through effort.

Usage example: won a substantial victory in the struggle for civil rights for all

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Approach and win are semantically related in achieve topic. Sometimes you can use "Approach" instead a verb "Win".

Nearby Words: winning, winner, wining

good	good approach	good win
best	best approach	best win
standard	standard approach	standard win
entire	entire approach	entire win
Other adjectives: less, different, overall.

Both scenarios were pretty much unwinnable with the conventional approach and thus required the lateral — and very much desperate — thinking to win.

Source: Instant-Win Condition
Not only is there a full Japanese campaign, but it takes a complete Alternate History approach where they go on to win the war.

Source: No Campaign for the Wicked
And if you approach him without the items needed, he'll politely point out you have come unprepared and that you can not win as you are, suggesting you return when ready to face him.

Source: Affably Evil / Video Games

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