CLINCHED means "secured in place", therfore "assured" or guaranteed to produce the desired result, e.g. "The boxers were clinched together." (arms locked) or "Our team clinched the title. (would surely win)" The origin of "clinched" is the bending of a nail point that has penetrated a board, so that the nail cannot easily pull out of the board.
Clinched cannot be used in a sentence.
Her fingers clinched with anger at the sight, and her spirit filled with disgust.
Lewis Hammilton clinched the number one spot on the grid, after blowing away the competition during qualifying.
The Phillies clinched the NL East for the third stright year. d:-D
they last clinched the division in 2008, making it the first time since 1908 that they clinched back to back division titles
Win 8 straight
Yes, they have clinched a playoff berth.
A saddle must be firmly cinched to the horse, but not so tightly that it causes discomfort.He cinched his success at the company with his collaborative skills.(note : some but not all uses are similar to "clinched")
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Yes. I was there.
Winning 8 straight games will do it.
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