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Definitions from the WebLost CauseNoun: A lost cause refers to a person, situation, or idea that is doomed to fail or cannot be won. Example sentence: Despite their best efforts, the rebel group's fight for independence was considered a lost cause. Noun: In American history, 'Lost Cause' refers to the romanticized belief that the Confederacy's cause during the Civil War was noble and just. Example sentence: Many Southerners embrace the Lost Cause narrative, considering General Robert E. Lee a hero. Adjective: When used as an adjective, 'lost cause' describes a person or thing seen as beyond hope or redemption. Example sentence: Despite receiving numerous warnings, his addiction had turned him into a lost cause. Related Products: | ||||
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