LOSE or LOOSE ?🤔

LOSE VS. LOOSE | Learn Their Difference Today!

LOSE and LOOSE are two completely distinct words, with different meanings and pronunciations. Yet, they are two COMMONLY misused words.

LOSE has the following meanings:
Fail to keep;
fail to win/make money;:
to misplace.

Example: I think they will LOSE the match.

Whereas, LOOSE is an adjective which means:
Not tightly fixed in place;
not dense;
free from constraint.  

Example: These pants are too LOOSE!

Many people use the word 'loose' when they mean 'lose', and vice versa. LEARN how to use each word from my colorful video!

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