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LAST-W

UK: /læst dʌbəl.ju /

US: /læst ˈdʌbəl.ju /

/abbr.

Definition:

An acronym for "Losers Are Stronger Than Winners".

A motivational phrase that emphasizes the strength and resilience gained through loss.

Etymology:

Formed from the initials of "Losers Are Stronger Than Winners".

Created as a slogan to highlight the value of setbacks.

Usage:

Used to encourage perseverance after defeat, or to celebrate resilience in competitive and personal contexts.

Notes:

Represents a philosophy that values lessons learned from failure.

Can be used sincerely or ironically depending on the situation.
Examples:

1. "He lost the tournament but kept training—true LAST-W spirit."

2. "LAST-W reminds us that failure builds character."

3. "In business, LAST-W is the badge of those who rise again."
by NeWorDictionary December 17, 2025
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