Cost and To lose

Cost

Cost verb - To have a price of.

To lose and cost are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To lose" with "Cost", this terms are similar.

Nearby Words: costly, costless, costing, costliness

To lose

Definitions of Cost not found.

Cost and to lose are semantically related. You can use "Cost" instead a verb phrase "To lose".

Both terms in one sentence

  • When it looks like Will is going to lose, Will's father makes an absurdly high bet so that Jones calls him out instead (at the same cost).
  • All Your Colors Combined Door to Nothingness, which forces your opponent to lose for the low cost of two mana of each color.
  • Series / RuPaul's Drag Race This arguably cost Season 4's Chad Michaels to lose to Sharon Needles as Michelle Visage would call Chad too perfect and poised to be engaging.
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