to  gain  ground
gain
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gein
ground
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Definition & Meaning of "gain ground"in English

to gain ground
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to achieve more success or popularity 

to [gain] ground definition and meaning
Idiom

What is the origin of the idiom "gain ground" and when to use it?

The idiom "gain ground" is a military metaphor that refers to gaining territory or advancing forward in a battle or war. It implies that progress is being made towards a goal and that the enemy is losing ground. The phrase has since been used in a broader sense to describe making progress towards a goal, achieving more success, or popularity in a particular area.

Examples
The company is starting to gain ground in the market. 
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