11.   Any unsolved dispute or the first sign of a rebellion is defined by this word, whose original meaning has been lost by usage.

12.   Benjamin worried that a collection might lose its meaning as it lost its private owner, but the exhibition at the Morgan is a proclamation of continuing life.

13.   But suddenly, life had lost its meaning.

14.   For some time, music fans have complained that the term alternative rock has lost its meaning.

15.   For the city to fall, as on present policy it eventually may, would be a disgrace so profound that the Western alliance would lose its meaning.

16.   Halloween had lost its meaning.

17.   However good, it is ephemeral, and loses its meaning once the events it parodies have been forgotten.

18.   Ideology has all but lost its meaning in Turkish politics.

19.   If miracle has been overused to the point of losing its meaning, then maybe Klug can help put things in perspective.

20.   In a play as richly wrought as this one, failing to do so risks losing the meaning of what the characters say.