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Term: to gain

Verb

Sense 1: To obtain or acquire something, typically through effort or achievement.
"She studied hard to gain a high score in the exam."
"He is determined to gain success in his career."

Sense 2: To increase in quantity, size, or amount.
"The company managed to gain more customers this year."
"The price of the stock gained by 10% in the last quarter."

Sense 3: To earn or achieve respect, status, or influence.
"He gained the trust of his clients with his honesty."
"She has gained a reputation as a talented artist."

Noun

Sense: An increase in wealth, strength, or power.
"His promotion resulted in a significant gain in salary."
"The country experienced a gain in economic stability."

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