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to double down
[phrase form: double]
01
to become more determined or committed to a course of action or one's beliefs, especially when facing challenges or criticism
02
(in blackjack) to increase the initial bet after receiving the first two cards, with the agreement to draw only one additional card
Example
Instead of giving up, the team doubled down on their efforts, putting in extra hours to finish the project on time.
In response to the market downturn, the investor decided to double down, increasing their investments in undervalued stocks.
When faced with criticism, the artist chose to double down on her unique style, confident in her vision despite naysayers.
Faced with financial difficulties, the company decided to double down and cut costs wherever possible.
Despite the setbacks, Sarah decided to double down on her studies and work even harder to achieve her goals.
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