Loss and Wrong

Loss

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

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Wrong and loss are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wrong" instead the word "Loss" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Word: losing

Wrong noun - That which is morally unacceptable.

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Loss and wrong are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loss" instead the word "Wrong" as a noun or a verb.

clear	clear loss	clear wrong
certain	certain loss	certain wrong
original	original loss	original wrong
single	single loss	single wrong
Other adjectives: actual, real, big, great, little, bad, terrible, partial, personal, general, possible, minor, less, greatest, perceived, recent.

When Diego cries, it shows his heart beginning to soften and him starting to question his motives; Sid is in general very emotionally prone to outbursts such as crying, whilst Manny's tears give way to truly forgiving the humans for the wrong and loss they've caused him.

Source: Western Animation / Ice Age
First, he loses a strategy game to the Starfleet observer, and spends almost half the episode agonizing about his loss and analyzing his systems for what went wrong.

Source: Paralysis by Analysis
When a rescue attempt when wrong, the media blamed him for the loss of his own ship, the other ship, and every member of both crews.

Source: Hero with Bad Publicity

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