Brought back and Lose

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Lose is an antonym for brought back in topics: restore, get back, go get, find again.

Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.

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Brought back is an antonym for lose.

Nearby Words: loser, losing

He'll also lose all the gold he's carrying, risk damage to his equipment and complain insufferably until he's brought back.

Source: Video Game / Godville
The main reason being Brian getting killed off in "Life of Brian" only to be brought back three weeks later in "Christmas Guy" in a ratings grab so desperate and shallow that it caused several longtime fans to lose whatever respect that they still had for the show by that point.

Source: Seasonal Rot / Western Animation
Arc Words: Two examples from High Sierras: "What goes around comes around." and "It's not a matter of whether you win or lose; it's how you play the game." Back From Elimination: There was a twist during Hawaii in which the six competitors who lost the Right to Stay challenge were brought back.

Source: Series / Endurance

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