winning
- adjective
- /ˈwɪnɪŋ/
- The team's winning attitude inspired confidence in their supporters.
What a pleasant, just wonderful word winning guest.
- What a pleasant, just wonderful word winning guest.
Examples
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So but the Natasha Tropic palette is winning as of right now.
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And that seems to me to be always a real winning formula for success.
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Tell me I'm not winning life at that point, right?
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And she has this term winning shallow or winning deep.
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But I want to challenge a little your the winning souls mind.
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OK, And the monkey's name, the winning name was Solo.
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And she has this gorgeous concept, Chris called winning shallow or winning deep.
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That's how you know you're on a winning innings.
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Her winning smile made everyone feel at ease during the meeting.
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He has a winning personality that captivates people wherever he goes.
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Compounds
How Charming
- US
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Etymology
Winning meaning 'charming' comes from the verb win, which can mean 'to get someone's favor' or 'to win someone over'. A winning smile or manner 'wins' people's hearts, so it makes others like you.