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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are lost like" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison between being lost and another situation or object that is similarly lost or confused.
Example: "In the vastness of the forest, the hikers are lost like children in a maze."
Alternatives: "are as lost as" or "are lost similar to".
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The results are lost like a package without an addressee.
While forks and spoons are divided from all purpose, patterns are lost like friezesafter centuries of rain, and every knife is robbedof its cutting edge.
Here, too, no matter how hard you work, you can always expect two weeks' vacation at the end, though some things are lost, like birthdays and anniversaries, and sometimes Thanksgiving.
Critical differences are lost, like the distinction between earning money through production for consumers, as Apple has done, and earning money through the manipulation of government, which heavily subsidized agribusinesses have done.
Tissue-specific differentiation functions of many cells and their physiological context of the primary cell cultures in in vitro systems are lost, like the loss of bio-transformational enzymes in primary liver cell cultures [49].
And when replicants die, those memories are lost like tears in rain.
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Any time guys are losing like that, there's always a lot of negative energy.
Some who are losing, like newcomer State Senator Craig Johnson, a Democrat from Nassau County, had been working for reforms like redistricting.
It can be lost, like a wallet.
"I am lost like I was the day before," one song admits.
I've never been on a club that's lost like this.
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