Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. idiomatic to become farther from another traveling the same course.
WordNet 3.0
- v. obtain advantages, such as points, etc.
Examples
“They hadn’t been able to gain ground in the face of the post-Biden fall-out or the image of Gephardt as a young political hack.”
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POL - cool collocations (Verb+...)
give sy broad sup..., endorse an approach, stick to one's guns, stamp out fraud, win over sceptics, hold up progress, work on the cheap, parry criticism, give propulsion to, tighten up proced..., sharpen one's arg..., dovetail with ano... and 272 more...
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POL - presidential debates
Some of the catchwords of several presidential debates (Obama-Romney 2012 Denver debate's transcript fully included)
preexist, crosstalk, figure skate, preexisting, spending cut, preconceive, zinger, excruciate, ask over, miniaturize, food stamp, Medicare and 150 more...
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