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Noun long-shot has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebLong-shotDefinition:A long-shot refers to something that is unlikely or improbable to happen, usually used to depict an outcome that seems remote or far-fetched. Examples:As a noun:1. Sense 1: A betting term for a wager with low odds of winning. - The horse with the highest odds turned out to be the long-shot and won the race. 2. Sense 2: A risky or improbable attempt or plan. - Trying to pitch this idea to the CEO seems like a real long-shot.As an adjective:1. Sense 1: Describing something with little chance of success. - His long-shot attempt to score a goal from midfield failed spectacularly.As an adverb:1. Sense 1: Describing an action or event done from a great distance or with low probability. - She long-shot threw the ball towards the basket, hoping for a miracle.Related Products: | ||||
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