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to win back
phrasal verb
Regain something lost, such as trust or a relationship
- 1He worked hard to win back her trust.
- 2The company is trying to win back its former customers.
To "win back" means to get something back that you lost, like trust or a relationship. It's like earning it again after losing it. It involves making efforts to repair or restore what was broken or lost.
Remember, winning back trust or a relationship takes time and patience. It's important to show genuine remorse and make consistent efforts to rebuild what was lost. Rushing the process may not lead to lasting success.
in a barn
Rebuilding Trust
Anthony
I know I messed up, Kimberly, but I'm doing everything I can to win back your trust.
Kimberly
It's not easy, Anthony, but I can see you're trying hard.
Anthony
I promise I'll keep working on it, no matter how long it takes.
Kimberly
Alright, let's take it one step at a time.
in an art gallery
A Second Chance Amidst Art
Carol
Ronald, this painting reminds me of how we used to enjoy these moments together.
Ronald
I know, Carol. I'm really trying to win back your trust.
Carol
I can see that, and I appreciate your efforts.
Ronald
Thank you. Let's take it one step at a time.
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Similar to "to win back":
- 1regain
- 2recover
- 3retrieve