The phrase "lost the thread" refers to losing the connection or coherence between ideas. Antonyms for this phrase can include "on track," "focused," "connected," "concentrated," "consistent," "logical," "coherent," "organized," and "systematic." When someone is on track, they are maintaining a clear and concise thought process, making progress towards their goals. Being focused means concentrating on a particular task or thought, without getting sidetracked or losing the central idea. When ideas are connected, they flow smoothly and logically, creating a coherent and organized narrative. In contrast, when someone has lost the thread, they may become disorganized and confused, struggling to articulate a clear idea or train of thought.

What are the antonyms for Lost the thread?

• v.

  • ramble
  • abridge
  ,
  • be direct
  ,
  • compress
  ,
  • condense
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  • curtail
  ,
  • decrease
  ,
  • go direct
  ,
  • lessen
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  • reduce
  ,
  • shorten
  ,
  • stay
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Famous quotes with Lost the thread

• The spider hung motionless, like a dull brown gem in an intricate necklace. The web was complete, now, the last strands laid delicately in place; it stretched from one side of the ceiling corner to the other, quivering gently in the rising air as though strummed by invisible hands. For a moment Isgrimnur lost the thread of talk, important talk though it was. His eyes had drifted from the worried faces huddled near the fireplace in the great hall, roving up to the darkened corner, and to the tiny builder at rest. he told himself.

  Tad Williams

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unpleasant experience

Synonyms:

bad scene, rotten hand, bum trip, depressing experience, unhappy situation, unpleasant situation, bummer, disaster, downer, drag.