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to lose one's favour―fall from favour―fall into disgrance―（神の恩寵なら）―fall from grace

to lose one's favour―fall from favour―fall into disgrace

to keep in favour with one―keep in one's good graces

the state in which esteem has been lost

to lose one's favour―fall from favour―fall into disgrace

to be put out of countenance

a state or quality of being in disgrace

lose one's virginity

to lose one's balance

To loose the calmness

to lose something

to lose one's sight―go blind

lose one's cherry

to kill a man―make away with a man

to loss sensibility―be benumbed

a loss of something

to lose custom

to lose public sympathy

to ruin oneself―be ruined

to lose one's senses

to lose credit （with some one）

to lose one's job

divested of consecration

the condition of being discharged from one's place of employment

to lose its original form

the state of being jobless

the state of having lost one's determination

the state of having lost one's determination

to lose the balance―lose the equilibrium

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