Collapse and Loss

Collapse

Collapse noun - A complete depletion of energy or strength.

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Loss and collapse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loss" instead a noun "Collapse".

Loss noun - Failure to win a contest.

Usage example: we're discouraged by our loss on Friday, but we're training hard for next week's game nevertheless

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Collapse and loss are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Collapse" instead a noun "Loss".

Nearby Word: losing

complete	complete collapse	complete loss
instant	instant collapse	instant loss
total	total collapse	total loss
actual	actual collapse	actual loss
Other adjectives: massive, great, slow, partial, gradual, major, immediate, general, final, catastrophic, apparent, temporary, further, inevitable, subsequent, impending, eventual, rapid, recent, sudden, resulting, financial.

The threat of blood loss or collapse is as much a threat as the bad guy slapping him about and telling him he's failed and that he's not that invincible after all.

Source: You Can Barely Stand
Law of Disproportionate Response: Buster seems far more perturbed by the loss of his lifeboat (which he promptly replaces with a bathtub) than the collapse of his house.

Source: Film / The Boat
She and the other Normas (and a few formerly-Mana-using sympathizers) can go to the DRAGON world, while everyone else deals with the collapse of civilization and the loss of Mana.

Source: It Is Beyond Saving

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