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stand to lose

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stand to lose something
to be likely to lose something or have it taken away. I stand to lose hundreds of dollars if I am not there on time.
See also: lose, stand


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While not necessarily everyone is grossly or morbidly obese, the fact is that most people could stand to lose a few pounds or eliminate some degree of unsightly bulge that may be difficult to get rid of on their own.
When the integrity of your equipment and its initial presentation becomes compromised, you stand to lose not only a lot of money and your business's good reputation - but a lot of time, too.
However, in most cases even though the bank does not have your best interest at heart, they stand to lose considerable money if they foreclose.
 
 
 
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