You will learn the difference between lose and loose in this post. Lose vs. loose is a dilemma you should not be having, so let's settle it once and for all.
You will learn the difference between lose and loose in this post. Lose vs. loose is a dilemma you should not be having, so let's settle it once and for all.
Lose vs. Loose: What is the Difference?
Lose /luːz/
• [verb] Unable to find something/someone• [verb] Opposite of win• Past tense - lost
Rhyming Words:newsshoeschoose
Example:- Here is $10 for lunch. Don't lose it.
- I've lost my ticket.
- If we lose this game, we're out of the championship.
- They lost the game today but are hopeful they won't lose next time.
Rhyming Words:
news
shoes
choose
- Here is $10 for lunch. Don't lose it.
- I've lost my ticket.
- If we lose this game, we're out of the championship.
- They lost the game today but are hopeful they won't lose next time.
Loose /luːs/
• [adjective] Opposite of tight or attached
• [verb] to make something loose, especially something that is tied or held tightly
Rhyming Words:
juice
goose
truce
Example:
- My daughter's first tooth is loose!
- Loose clothing will keep you comfortable.
- Ever since he lost weight, all of his clothes are loose.
- I loosed the reins and allowed the horse to gallop.
