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Meanings of nonstarter in English

Catalan
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A person with a record of failing; someone who loses consistently.

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      Usage of nonstarter in English
      1
      A Home Office spokeswoman said on Sunday that Davis's idea was a nonstarter.
      The Guardian
      2
      But in this version at least, this political context a nonstarter.
      Reuters
      3
      Tuesdays are a nonstarter because of the boozing concentrated during Monday Night Football.
      The football fan's manifesto
      4
      For personally owned vehicles, anything near that cost is a nonstarter.
      Wired
      5
      Though I was very excited about this app, it's a nonstarter.
      Reuters
      6
      But it's a nonstarter if I can't connect the dots.
      Don't blink
      7
      And subways aren't even a controversy in most American cities because they're a political nonstarter.
      Wired
      8
      If she was a nonstarter, she would have told him to leave at the beginning.
      Ghost Story
      9
      Clever, but a nonstarter, now that top families of the First Estate were joining renunciation.
      Existence
      10
      Locked chronological arrangement makes search a nonstarter-you'restuck swiping through pages to find your selection.
      Wired
      11
      That was always a nonstarter as an investigation tool.
      Nemesis Game
      12
      It's a nonstarter, if you ask me.
      Driving Heat
      13
      That means that self-regulation is a nonstarter.
      The Guardian
      14
      We were going to Troy, and there was nothing I could do about it; pouting was a nonstarter.
      The Lost Sisterhood
      15
      Towing the tank was a nonstarter.
      Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
      16
      Going inside was a nonstarter.
      Consent to kill: a thriller
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      Translations for nonstarter
      Catalan
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      Nonstarter through the time