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squander

[skwon-der] / ˈskwɒn dər /


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They have come in for criticism after squandering a 2-0 lead against bottom side Wolves on Wednesday, conceding a 94th-minute equaliser.

From BBC

What was an opportunity to apply psychological pressure by extending their lead to seven points was squandered, leaving Arsenal only five clear of Manchester City having played one game more.

From BBC

That said, plenty of families have adult children who may be tempted to squander a large sum of money and/or even fall prey to other bad actors in their lives.

From MarketWatch

Scotland had been heavily criticised for squandering a 21-0 lead in a chastening November loss at home to Argentina.

From Barron's

Related: Are Americans squandering their retirement savings on dining out?

From MarketWatch




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