Associations to the word «Sunk»
Noun
- Havre
- Whisper
- Gulf
- Whaling
- Firth
- Whaler
- Oiler
- Iceland
- Loss
- Ignorance
- Brute
- Malaya
- Evacuation
- Allies
- Picket
- Breast
- Chin
- Sonar
- Mediterranean
- Pillow
- Slough
- Coast
- Coal
- Batterie
- Explosion
- Lexington
- Normandy
- Sm
- Hermes
- Battle
- Barrage
- Raf
- Lost
- Russo
- Orkney
- Forth
- Galveston
- Casablanca
- Newfoundland
- Sofa
- Hilt
- Sailor
- Bosom
- Saratoga
- Groan
- Exhaustion
- Iceberg
- Explosive
- Dover
- Superstition
- Solomon
- Yacht
- Seaman
- Hornet
- Tub
- Malacca
- Casualty
- Dockyard
- Penang
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SUNK, verb. Past participle of sink
SUNK COST, noun. (economics) A cost that has already been incurred and which cannot be recovered to any significant degree.
SUNK COSTS, noun. Plural of sunk cost
Dictionary definition
SUNK, adjective. Doomed to extinction.
Wise words
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"infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise you'll have no
word left when you want to talk about something really
infinite.