Loss and Taking

Loss

Loss noun - The act or an instance of not having or being able to find.

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

Nearby Word: losing

Taking

Taking noun - The act of someone who picks up or takes something.

Loss and taking are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loss" instead a noun "Taking".

Nearby Words: take, taken, taker, takingly

Both words in one sentence

  • Secretly Dying Jenny Shepard on NCIS was plagued by a fatal disease that would have slowly killed her, but instead she went out in a shootout, taking down five people before she succumbed to blood loss.
  • The Spy-cicle enables the Spy to become immune to fire for two seconds upon taking fire damage with the weapon out, at the loss of the weapon for a mere 15 seconds.
  • Result: an entire Imperial sector fleet annihilated, with Biel-tan taking minimal loss.
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