Discharged
Discharged adjective - Having lost your job.
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Won and discharged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Won" instead an adjective "Discharged".
Won
Won adjective - Not subject to defeat.
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Discharged and won are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Discharged" instead an adjective "Won".
Nearby Word: wont
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- In Emerald Star by Jacqueline Wilson, Hetty's foster brother Gideon is discharged from the army after an incident where he loses an eye (and most of the vision in his remaining eye.) He is so traumatised that he can't or won't explain what happened to him, so we never find out how he lost his eye.
Source: Eye Scream / Literature - In particular, one of his crew is deliberately trying to be as big a nuisance as possible so he'll be discharged, because he really doesn't want to be in the Navy but his dad's an Admiral and won't hear of it.
Source: Military Maverick -
Springtime for Hitler: In "The Man Who Won the War", Seagoon comes up with a set of increasingly ridiculous schemes to win WW2 in the hope that he will be declared mad and discharged from the army.
Source: Radio / The Goon Show
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