Meaning & use
Cinching
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Tightening something firmly by pulling a belt, strap, or band, or securing something decisively.
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She was cinching the saddle strap when the horse shifted suddenly.
That final goal ended up cinching the team's victory.
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Also used figuratively, as in 'cinching a deal,' meaning to secure it firmly and finally.
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