beaten in English

adjective

1

having been defeated.

I knew when I was beaten

2

having been beaten or struck.

he trudged home like a beaten dog

synonyms: abused, battered, maltreated, ill-treated, mistreated, misused, downtrodden, assaulted, thumped, whacked, hit, thrashed, pummeled, smacked, drubbed, walloped, belted, bashed, clobbered, knocked around/about, roughed up

3

(of a path) well trodden; much used.

You have to literally drive off the beaten path to get there; a gravel road that traverses over a single lane bridge takes you up a winding path to a parking area.

synonyms: trodden, trampled, well-trodden, much trodden, well-used, much traveled, worn, well-worn

verb

1

strike (a person or an animal) repeatedly and violently so as to hurt or injure them, usually with an implement such as a club or whip.

a woman whose husband would frequently beat her after becoming drunk

synonyms: hit, strike, batter, thump, bang, hammer, punch, knock, thrash, pound, pummel, slap, smack, rain blows on, assault, attack, abuse, cudgel, club, birch, wallop, belt, whup, bash, whack, thwack, clout, clobber, slug, tan, bop, sock, deck, plug, beat the living daylights out of, chastise

2

defeat (someone) in a game, competition, election, or commercial venture.

she beat him easily at chess

synonyms: defeat, conquer, win against, get the better of, vanquish, trounce, rout, overpower, overcome, subdue, lick, thrash, whip, wipe the floor with, clobber, cream, shellac, skunk

3

succeed in getting somewhere ahead of (someone).

I could beat him on my bicycle

4

(of the heart) pulsate.

her heart beat faster with panic

5

(of a bird) move (the wings) up and down.

The little hummingbirds beat their wings faster and their flight is even more graceful than normal.

synonyms: flap, flutter, thresh, thrash, wave, vibrate, oscillate

6

stir (cooking ingredients) vigorously with a fork, whisk, or beater to make a smooth or frothy mixture.

Next, beat ingredients for the cream cheese layer until smooth.

synonyms: whisk, mix, blend, whip

7

leave.

now beat it, will you!

8

sail into the wind, following a zigzag course with repeated tacking.

we beat southward all that first day

adjective

defeated, losing, unsuccessful, conquered, bettered, vanquished, trounced, routed, overcome, overwhelmed, overpowered, overthrown, bested, subdued, quashed, crushed, broken, foiled, hapless, luckless, licked, thrashed, losingest, clobbered
abused, battered, maltreated, ill-treated, mistreated, misused, downtrodden, assaulted, thumped, whacked, hit, thrashed, pummeled, smacked, drubbed, walloped, belted, bashed, clobbered, knocked around/about, roughed up
whisked, whipped, stirred, mixed, blended, frothy, foamy
trodden, trampled, well-trodden, much trodden, well-used, much traveled, worn, well-worn

verb

hit, break on/upon/against, hammer, pulsate, flap, whisk, tread, defeat, surpass, nonplus, crush, exhaust, tick, pound, work over, drum, quiver, scramble, outsmart, bunk
hit, strike, batter, thump, bang, hammer, punch, knock, thrash, pound, pummel, slap, smack, rain blows on, assault, attack, abuse, cudgel, club, birch, wallop, belt, whup, bash, whack, thwack, clout, clobber, slug, tan, bop, sock, deck, plug, beat the living daylights out of, chastise
break on/upon/against, dash against, lash against, strike, lap (upon), wash against, splash on/upon/against, roll upon, plash upon/against, lave against
hammer, forge, form, shape, mold, work, stamp, fashion, model
pulsate, pulse, palpitate, vibrate, throb, pump, pound, thump, thud, hammer, drum, pitter-patter
flap, flutter, thresh, thrash, wave, vibrate, oscillate
whisk, mix, blend, whip
tread, tramp, trample, wear, flatten, press down
defeat, conquer, win against, get the better of, vanquish, trounce, rout, overpower, overcome, subdue, lick, thrash, whip, wipe the floor with, clobber, cream, shellac, skunk
surpass, exceed, better, improve on, go one better than, eclipse, transcend, top, trump, cap
nonplus, get, baffle, bewilder, puzzle, perplex, amaze, dumbfound, stick, flummox, mystify, gravel, vex, pose, stupefy
crush, shell, beat out, vanquish, trounce
flap
exhaust, tucker out, tucker, wash up
tick, ticktock
pound, thump
work over, beat up
drum, thrum
quiver, pulsate
scramble
outsmart, outfox, outwit, overreach, circumvent
bunk

Use "beaten" in a sentence

1. Beaten off synonyms, Beaten off pronunciation, Beaten off translation, English dictionary definition of Beaten off

2. Off the Beaten path; off the Beaten track; Beaten up

3. Beatboxer beatboxing beatdown beat'emest beatemest beaten beaten back beaten biscuit beatenest beaten off beaten out beaten-up beaten zone beater beater chest beaterman Beatermen beater roll beater-size beati beatific beatifically beatificate beatification beatific vision beatified beatify beatifying beatinest beatin'est beating beating back

4. Beaten (comparative more Beaten, superlative most Beaten) defeated; repeatedly struck, or formed or flattened by blows a Beaten path; Beaten gold; the Beaten victims of the attack (cooking, of a liquid) mixed by paddling with a wooden spoon or other implement trite; hackneyed; Derived terms

5. Beaten and Imprisoned

6. Brazil were beaten, 2-

7. He was beaten senseless.

8. He was savagely beaten.

9. So he was beaten.

10. He had been beaten senseless .

11. And they’ll be hard beaten.

12. Our team was beaten hollow.

13. The attacker was beaten off.

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15. But they are beaten in battle.

16. He got beaten up pretty good.

17. Next, fold in the beaten egg.

18. Brush the pastry with beaten egg.

19. Brush beaten egg over the pastry.

20. 25 Two prisoners were beaten unconscious .

21. Glaze the pastry with beaten egg.

22. England were Comprehensively beaten by South …

23. Gradually stir in the beaten egg.

24. I've beaten up many drug addicts.

25. Glaze the pie with beaten egg.

26. He was savagely attacked and beaten.

27. How to use Beaten in a sentence.

28. As when an olive tree is beaten,+

29. 12 Next, fold in the beaten egg.

30. He was awfully sick at being beaten.

31. I will/shall have Beaten or beat

32. Beaten: depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.

33. 22 Glaze the pastry with beaten egg.

34. Beaten: 1 adj formed or made thin by hammering “ Beaten gold” adj much trodden and worn smooth or bare “did not stray from the Beaten path” Synonyms: familiar well known or easily recognized

35. Much trodden; commonly used: a Beaten path.

36. And those who fall behind get beaten.

37. She was beaten back by the flames.

38. He was narrowly beaten by his opponent.

39. 27 Fold in the beaten egg whites.

40. Motorists who argue with police are beaten.

41. England were comprehensively beaten by South Africa.

42. 9 Glaze the pie with beaten egg.

43. The child had been brutally/savagely beaten.

44. Panos was beaten senseless by the burglars.

45. Add the beaten egg and syrup mixture.

46. 20 The children were beaten into submission.

47. 12 The prisoners were beaten into submission .

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49. He was threatened and beaten by the police.

50. Combine beaten egg with mayonnaise in small bowl.