Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

two-time-loser

noun

/ˈtuː taɪm ˈluːzər/

Definition

A person who has failed in two different significant endeavors or is seen as unsuccessful in two attempts, particularly in the context of relationships or competitions.

Examples

After losing two elections in a row, he became known as a two-time-loser.
Her ex-boyfriend was called a two-time-loser for not being able to maintain any lasting relationships.
He joked about being a two-time-loser in the game, but he was determined to try again.

Meaning

The term is often used to describe someone who has repeatedly failed to achieve success or maintain a stable situation, highlighting a pattern of failure.