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Win back   /wɪn bæk/   Listen
Win back

verb
1.
Recover something or somebody that appeared to be lost.  Synonym: get back.  "He got back his son from the kidnappers"






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"Win back" Quotes from Famous Books



... presence altogether. A mad, wild hope lay somewhere deep down in her heart that some day he could be made to forget. That some day, through what looked to her like endless days of devotion and help, she might win back something of what she had lost. She knew her own attraction. She knew her own powers. Might there not then be hope in the ...
— The Forfeit • Ridgwell Cullum

... advance you the sum you want,' said he, 'but I know that you would not rest easy until you had paid me back, and I should not like to bring fresh troubles upon you. But there is another way of getting out of your difficuity: you can win back your money.' ...
— The Most Interesting Stories of All Nations • Julian Hawthorne

... pressure relaxed, the door slammed. This repetition of his 'Yvonne Rupert' experience sobered him effectually. What right, indeed, had he to force himself upon this woman, upon these children, to whom he was dead? So might a suicide hope to win back his place in the old life. Life had gone on without him—had no need of him. Ah, what a punishment God had prepared for him! Closed doors to ...
— Ghetto Comedies • Israel Zangwill

... friend, leaning forward with an irresistible desire to win back the old-time love and confidence, too precious to be exchanged for a little brief excitement or the barren honor of "bagging a bird," to use Trix's elegant expression. Fanny understood it then, and threw herself into ...
— An Old-fashioned Girl • Louisa May Alcott

... of the Czar nor the entreaties of Queen Louisa availed to move him. And yet, in the fond hope that her tears might win back Magdeburg, that noble bulwark of North German independence, the forlorn Queen came to Tilsit to crave this boon (July 6th). It was a terrible ordeal to do this from the man who had repeatedly insulted her in his official ...
— The Life of Napoleon I (Volumes, 1 and 2) • John Holland Rose


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