Antonyms for lost causelost cause

Matched Categories

1. • Campaign

Princeton's WordNet

1. lost causenoun

   a defeated cause or a cause for which defeat is inevitable

How to use lost cause in a sentence?

1. Ralph Northam:

   The past 18 months have seen historic change, from the pandemic to protests for racial justice that led to the removal of these monuments to a lost cause. It is fitting that we replace the old time capsule with a new one that tells that story.

2. Robert E. Lee:

   That whole mentality of the Lost Cause started to seep into my life, it then became a point of retrospection and trying to figure out what is the point of all this ? Why are we celebrating this man who enslaved people and fought for the continued enslavement of Black people on this continent ?

3. One Western diplomat in Ankara:

   People are realising more and more that Russia is a lost cause and that we need to find more allies to the east and south. Turkey is number one, russia is drawing Turkey into its orbit, and if it's not stopped now, then it may be too late.

4. Levar Stoney:

   Jefferson Davis was a racist traitor who fled our city as Jefferson Davis troops carried out orders to burn it to the ground, jefferson Davis never deserved to be up on that pedestal. July 1, we will begin the process the state requires to remove these monuments to the Old Richmond of a Lost Cause.

5. Peter Cerda:

   Right now, recovering this money is a lost cause, we hope that in the future, when there's a change of administration, it allows us to have a dialogue about recovering that money.

How to pronounce lost cause?

How to say lost cause in sign language?