Antonyms for winning
ˈwɪn ɪŋwin·ning

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1. winning

   Amiable combines the senses of lovable or lovely and loving; the amiable character has ready affection and kindliness for others, with the qualities that are adapted to win their love; amiable is a higher and stronger word than good-natured or agreeable. Lovely is often applied to externals; as, a lovely face. Amiable denotes a disposition desirous to cheer, please, and make happy. A selfish man of the world may have the art to be agreeable; a handsome, brilliant, and witty person may be charming or even attractive, while by no means amiable. The engaging, winning, and winsome add to amiability something of beauty, accomplishments, and grace. The benignant are calmly kind, as from a height and a distance. Kind, good-natured people may be coarse and rude, and so fail to be agreeable or pleasing; the really amiable are likely to avoid such faults by their earnest desire to please. The good-natured have an easy disposition to get along comfortably with every one in all circumstances. A sweet disposition is very sure to be amiable, the loving heart bringing out all that is lovable and lovely in character.

   Antonyms:
   acrimonious, churlish, crabbed, cruel, crusty, disagreeable, dogged, gruff, hateful, ill-conditioned, ill-humored, ill-natured, ill-tempered, morose, sour, sullen, surly, unamiable, unlovely

   Synonyms:
   agreeable, amiable, attractive, benignant, engaging, gentle, good-natured, harming, kind, lovable, lovely, loving, pleasant, pleasing, sweet, winsome

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1. winning

   Antonyms:
   repulsive, unpleasing, unattractive, unwinning

   Synonyms:
   alluring, engaging, attractive, seductive

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1. winningadjective

   succeeding with great difficulty

   "winning is not everything"

   Antonyms:
   unattractive, unsuccessful

2. victorious, winningadjective

   having won

   "the victorious entry"; "the winning team"

   Antonyms:
   unattractive, unsuccessful

   Synonyms:
   fetching, victorious, taking, triumphant

3. fetching, taking, winningadjective

   very attractive; capturing interest

   "a fetching new hairstyle"; "something inexpressibly taking in his manner"; "a winning personality"

   Antonyms:
   unattractive, unsuccessful

   Synonyms:
   fetching, victorious, taking

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1. winningadjective

   Synonyms:
   charming, captivating, winsome, engaging

2. winningnoun

   Synonyms:
   achievement, gaining

How to use winning in a sentence?

1. Lucas Duda:

   I'm just happy to contribute and get the win, the biggest thing right now, especially in September, is winning. If you went 0-for-4, 4-for-4, whatever it is, put it aside. It's time to win ballgames.

2. De Blasio:

   By putting our home teams on [an] equal playing field, we increase their chances of winning and that has a real impact on our city.

3. Mike Budenholzer:

   What they did on the court this year, including the playoffs, was special, we werent good enough in the end, but we certainly feel like we have enough talent, we have enough character to be a team thats playing in the finals and winning a championship.

4. Von Spakovsky:

   I think so, because while federal cases tend to take time to make their way through the courts, when it's an election case and when the Justice Department is suing over changes to the election law, they usually want those to move faster because their whole claim is that these rules are affecting the ability of people to vote and it’s moving so slowly. Every month that goes by the chances of them winning their case gets lower and lower and lower because the registration and turnout numbers show that their whole theory is full of holes.

5. Tina Ehrenberg:

   I called the winning numbers hotline over and over.

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