Definition of «to lose both sides»

The phrase "to lose both sides" means to be unsuccessful or to fail in achieving a desired outcome. It can also mean that one has lost support from two different groups, parties, or individuals. The term is often used metaphorically and implies that the person or group involved has not gained favor with either side of an argument or dispute.

Phrases with «to lose both sides»

Sentences with «to lose both sides»

  • While some couples seem to function okay without that component in their marriage, others definitely notice that lost side of marriage, and negative feelings start to follow. (marriage.com)
  • Sadly, the legacy of this referendum could be a knee jerk rejection (from those on losing side) against all referendums. (democraticaudit.com)
  • Capturing a precarious moment in American history, Daniel Barber's film focuses on the ravaged losing side in the immediate aftermath of the American Civil War, and on the young inheritors of that destruction. (lwlies.com)
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