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Free sign upThe phrase "bad win" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a situation where someone wins, but the win is not seen as positive or desirable. Example: "The team's victory was considered a bad win, as their opponents suffered multiple injuries during the game."
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I have to love these guys good or bad, win or lose.
This type of coverage often reveals more about the news media than about the candidates or the voters, so I'm not eager to establish an arbitrary threshold that would distinguish a "good" win from a "bad" win.
Over in Amsterdam the whitening of Marco van Basten's dome accelerated a little further as he watched his Ajax creep to a second straight, devastatingly bad, win - this one against NEC.
That is bad, win, lose or draw on Tuesday," he said.
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There were good wins, mediocre wins and bad wins.
"I didn't feel bad winning the World Series in 2007," he said.
"It's probably as bad winning as it is losing, it's probably excruciating, particularly if you think, 'oh, that other person should have won'.
But remember, particularly in your comments: it's not a competition, which, let's face it, is lucky for me, and for her, because, although losing would be bad, winning would be worse.
Minutes after "Bad" won the best drama award, the widely followed Netflix Twitter account congratulated the show — "All hail (this year's) king" — and reminded subscribers that they could catch up online.
"'Breaking Bad' winning," he said.
But at the end of the day, when you play a team like that, you know they're going to be there at the end, and good losses are almost better than bad wins.
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