In line and Lost

In line

In line adverb - One behind another in a line or queue.

Lost is an antonym for in line in next to topic.

Lost

Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

In line is an antonym for lost.

Nearby Word: losing

Both terms in one sentence

  • Similarly, the video/DVD releases of Raiders of the Lost Ark retroactively retitled it "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark" on their packaging, in line with the titles of the sequels.
    Source: Retronym
  • Music / Jacques Brel In "Au Suivant" Brel sings explicitly about a young soldier who is traumatized since he lost his virginity to a prostitute while waiting in line with other soldiers.
  • Music / Jacques Brel He lost his virginity there and got the clap, but worst of all he was more or less forced to do it as quickly as possible while waiting in line with all the other soldiers.
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