Picked up and Won

Picked up

Picked up adjective - Being clean and in good order.

Won and picked up are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Won" instead an adjective phrase "Picked up".

Won

Won adjective - Not subject to defeat.
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Synonyms for Won

Picked up and won are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Picked up" instead an adjective "Won".

Nearby Word: wont

Both terms in one sentence

  • Alcoholic Parent In Future GPX Cyber Formula ZERO, Henri Claytor's unnamed father picked up the drinking habit after Hayato won first championship and being the youngest CF champion instead of his son.
  • I Am Not Spock The jury is still out if it'll work, but at the very least, he picked up an Emmy nod for his Adam Westing performance, and won a Golden Globe.
  • Roleplay / Citta Alveare In most cases, when a character is picked up by someone other than the original player, they won't recall their previous stay in the city.
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