On aggregate

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adverb

Describes a total result from combined items or actions.

In the two-leg football competition, they won the first game 2-1 and lost the second game 1-0, so they lost 2-3 on aggregate.
Visual representation of "on aggregate" - Describes a total result from combined items or actions.

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  • won on aggregate
  • lost on aggregate
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Sports Tally

Often used in sports to describe the sum of individual game scores determining a competition's winner.

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Despite losing the final match, their strong performance in earlier rounds won them the championship on aggregate.
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Not Instant

'On aggregate' results from adding up outcomes over time, not from a single event or instance.

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Her scores on aggregate showed improvement, although her last test was not the highest.
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Comparative Outcome

Use 'on aggregate' when comparing collective outcomes between two or more participants or sides.

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The two schools' debate teams were neck and neck, but on aggregate, Jackson High won more points.
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