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Idiom lose your edgelose (your) edge to lose the qualities or skills that made you successful in the past.She's still competing, but she's two years older now and she's lost her edge.
idiomlose your edgeto become less good at what you do:The report warned that the US was losing its competitive edge because of inferior schools.I haven't lost my edge, and I'm definitely not ready to quit boxing now.
lose (one's) edgeTo lose the skills, conviction, or energy that helped make one a success before. At one point I was considered one of the best tennis players in North America, but I lost my edge during college. lose your edge COMMON If someone or something loses their edge, they no longer have the special skills, qualities or advantages that they had in the past. As a company, they had lost their competitive edge. Its critics say the magazine is out of date and has lost its edge. Note: If a sword or knife has lost its edge, it is blunt. |