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the antonym of 'go down hard'
the antonym of 'go down hard'
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Anonymous
#362333 Wed, 09 May 07 03:31 AM
Our team went down hard. I'm suffering the agony of defeat.
What is the antonym of 'go down hard'?
I think only 'win' is not enough.
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#362335 Wed, 09 May 07 03:39 AM
soared to victory?
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We can go down to Providence
Go down...
go down and drive in some spots
the antonym of 'to be in the dark''
Antonym of "free"
tone down = less piissed off ?
at stake/go offshore
Go
go to...
Go for it
hard look
go by
Anonymous
#362348 Wed, 09 May 07 04:40 AM
thanks for your idea.
How about 'sweep the board'? or 'sweep to victory'?
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Eviltony
#362381 Wed, 09 May 07 07:26 AM
Sweep the board would not apply to just one game, and I don't know if you are referring to a game or to a whole season's performance by your team.
I think 'swept to victory' would tend to be used transitively when the team owed their success to one person, or circumstance - "the team was swept to victory by the performance of EvilTony, who had a brilliant year!" <img src="/emoticons/emotion-5.gif" alt="Wink [;)]" />
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Anonymous
#362388 Wed, 09 May 07 08:18 AM
I'm refering to a game. Thanks to your advice.
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