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Meanings of won only in English

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Usage of won only in English
1
He has won only his home state in nominating contests so far.
Reuters
2
Errani came to net 20 times and won only half those points.
The Guardian
3
He won only the most unspecific promise of compensation from structural funds.
The Irish Times
4
Duke has won only three of its last 14 ACC home games.
Reuters
5
Since then he has played Federer 20 times, and won only twice.
The Guardian
6
For one reason or another, he has won only three caps since.
The Guardian
7
Williams has won only two of her past six finals in majors.
The Guardian
8
His team have won only once in nine matches in all competitions.
The Guardian
9
Rosol had won only 18 matches on Tour in his whole career.
The Guardian
10
Under Pochettino, they had previously won only one of eight matches here.
The Guardian
11
Yet, last year, they won only one of their first eight league games.
The Guardian
12
And the Yankees had won only their third road series of the year.
The Yankee Years
13
Prior to Paris, Blanco had won only four matches this year.
The Guardian
14
The prize was invaluable; for, it was won only by merit.
Memoirs of General Lafayette / With an Account of His Visit to A...
15
Under Saint-André, France have won only eight out of 20 Six Nations matches.
The Guardian
16
Italy have won only four of 16 tests under the Irishman.
Reuters
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Won only through the time
Won only across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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