Winning Streak

Pronunciation: /ˈwɪnɪŋ striːk/

Definitions of winning streak

noun a series of consecutive wins or successes

Example Sentences

A1 The soccer team is on a winning streak.

A2 She was excited about her school's winning streak in basketball.

B1 The company's winning streak in sales is impressive.

B2 The tennis player's winning streak came to an end in the final match.

C1 The winning streak of the baseball team has boosted morale among fans.

C2 Maintaining a winning streak requires consistent effort and focus.

Examples of winning streak in a Sentence

formal The team's winning streak has boosted morale among the players and fans alike.

informal The winning streak has got everyone hyped up!

slang The team is on a serious winning streak right now!

figurative Her winning streak in negotiations is unmatched.

Grammatical Forms of winning streak

• past tense: won
• plural: winning streaks
• comparative: more winning streak
• superlative: most winning streak
• present tense: winning streaks
• future tense: will have a winning streak
• perfect tense: have won
• continuous tense: is on a winning streak
• singular: winning streak
• positive degree: winning streak
• infinitive: to win a streak
• gerund: winning streaking
• participle: winning streaked

Origin and Evolution of winning streak

First Known Use: 1903 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'winning streak' originated in sports, specifically in reference to a series of consecutive victories by a team or individual.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of sports, 'winning streak' has since expanded to be used in various fields to describe a series of consecutive successes or positive outcomes.