Similar words: dispossessed, self-possessed, possessed, possess, possessor, possession, possessive, dispossess. Meaning: [lɔs /lɒs] 
n. something lost (especially money lost at gambling).
n. something lost (especially money lost at gambling). 
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(61) Recent stock market losses point to trouble ahead .
(62) US forces withdrew after suffering heavy losses .
(63) The banks would be forced to absorb large losses.
(64) He recited Israel losses during the war.
(65) They hinted there might be more job losses.
(66) He recouped himself for his losses.
(67) The gains offset the losses.
(68) The enemy suffered heavy losses.
(69) The tradesman balanced his losses against his profits.
(70) It is likely that investors will face losses.
(71) The magazine's losses totaled almost $5 million.
(72) This year's profits will balance our previous losses.
(73) Losses in trade this year were negligible.
(74) He computed his losses at 5000.
(75) In actuality(sentencedict.com), there were few job losses last year.
(76) These losses are not easily replaced.
(77) The ransom must proportion the losses we have borne.Sentence dictionary
(78) The full extent of the losses was disclosed yesterday.
(79) There may be many job losses in retailing.
(80) Share prices rebounded after Friday's losses.
(81) The report breaks out quarterly profits and losses.
(82) News of the losses caused panic among investors.
(83) My losses are nothing to yours.
(84) Our losses are beginning to concern me.
(85) Bosses piled on the agony with threats of more job losses.
(86) He retrieved his losses by betting on a succession of winners.
(87) Insurance companies are trying to recoup their losses by increasing premiums.
(88) Our team has had five wins and no losses this season.
(89) After nine months of massive losses the company finally went to the wall.
(90) These losses have been a major drain on the company's resources.
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