defeat

US /dɪˈfit/

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UK /dɪ'fi:t/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo beat an enemy, team, disease

We will easily defeat the enemy

n.NounWhen you lose a fight, game or competition

We suffered defeat at the hands of the championship team

v.t.Transitive VerbTo prevent something from succeeding.

The proposal was defeated by 20 votes.

n.NounThe feeling of having been beaten.

The team felt the sting of defeat.

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Please show me who I am to you that self hate shall not defeat me.
Please show me who I am to you that self hate shall not defeat me.

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action, declares war on – tries to defeat
action, declares war on – tries to defeat

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Yes, so we can describe a heavy defeat as 'a takedown'.
Yes, so we can describe a heavy defeat as 'a takedown'.
that is a takedown, you defeat them.
that is a takedown, you defeat them.

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people poo poos that fought and died so we could defeat the wither that's why I
people poo poos that fought and died so we could defeat the wither that's why I

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about how we were eating carrots, we just wanted to DEFEAT EVERYONE ELSE. It wasn't
about how we were eating carrots, we just wanted to DEFEAT EVERYONE ELSE. It wasn't