lose one's way's Usage Examples:

and, in prose, declares that "if this sign is carried, one will never lose one's way in storms or bad weather, even when the way is not known".

The term also refers to lose one's way.

It is easy to lose one's way and get lost.

to stay close since it is very easy to lose one another and easy to lose one's way.

specifically, the word for swamp is a compound composed of sia (to wander or lose one's way) and hanaka (spilling or scattering), and some ethnologists have proposed.

possibilities of the free and lovely virgin forest wherein one may indeed lose one's way.

is apparently wealthy, owning a house that is so large that one can lose one's way.

It was said one could never lose one's way to the mines of Popayán because the roads were lined with bones of dead.

"knave, rascal" ( < OFr marault "beggar, vagabond" < OFr marir "to lose one's way" < OHG marrjan "to obstruct" < Gmc + -wald, -walt suffix < Gmc) marauder.

Synonyms:

white-out; whiteout; sleep off;

Antonyms:

keep; disorganize; disorganise; call option;