Offensive
Offensive adjective - Causing intense displeasure, disgust, or resentment.
Winning
Winning adjective - Having qualities that tend to make one loved.
Usage example: a particularly pretty and winning child
Both words in one sentence
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The guy was literally turtling from the moment he realized he had no chance in hell of winning any important offensive battles.
- But the most important factors that led to the championship (a powerful offensive scheme, great recruiting, and signing Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Cam Newton) happened because of his offensive coordinator, Gus Malzahn.
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That changed in 2015, when Harper had a historically great offensive season despite still only being 22 years old, winning the NL MVP and looking every bit as good as Trout- maybe even better.
Source: Useful Notes / Baseball
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