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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

succumbed

I succumbed after consecutive defeat.

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No. "consecutive" implies a number of some things. I succumbed after defeat.

— Feebs11

  • No.
  • "consecutive" implies a number of some things.
  • I succumbed after defeat.
  • OR I succumbed after consecutive defeats.
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No. "consecutive" implies a number of some things.

I succumbed after defeat.
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I succumbed after consecutive defeats.
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