Edge
Edge verb - To make sharp or sharper.
Lose
Lose verb - To be unable to find or have at hand.
Common collocations
| contact | edge contact | lose contact |
Both words in one sentence
- Warp Ball is arguably even worse, mainly because this one doesn't lose its edge against human players.
Source: Game Breaker / Sports - Justified was a dark morality play from the beginning, but it's Bo Crowder's release from prison partway through Season 1 that would ultimately see the show lose much of its comedic edge.
- The book Fool Moon has an FBI team who turn into literal monsters in order to gain an edge on the Chicago mafia, and, as a result, lose their minds.
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