streak
/striːk/ noun [C]Definition
MARK › a thin line or mark: She has a streak of white hair.
QUALITY › a quality in someone's character, especially a bad one: Tom has a mean/ruthless streak.
a winning/losing streak › a period of always winning/losing a game: I'm on a winning streak.
(Definition of streak noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
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