Difference between revisions of "Defeat"

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To '''defeat''' someone (or a group) is to best or [[overcome]] them in a [[contest]] such as a [[battle]], [[election]], [[sports]] [[match]], or to frustrate their [[aim]]s and [[ambition]]s in some way.   
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To '''defeat''' someone (or a group) is to best or [[overcome]] them in a [[contest]] such as a [[battle]], [[election]], [[sports]] [[match]], or to frustrate their aims and ambitions in some way.   
  
 
As a noun, a defeat is the instance of being defeated.
 
As a noun, a defeat is the instance of being defeated.

Revision as of 03:24, December 21, 2022

To defeat someone (or a group) is to best or overcome them in a contest such as a battle, election, sports match, or to frustrate their aims and ambitions in some way.

As a noun, a defeat is the instance of being defeated.

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