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beat 'n' defeated

a redundant phrase, since each word can mean the same thing. however, due to its rhyming scheme, it seems to be a more definitive way of saying someone or something lost.
beat-you lost the tennis match 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 to a very good opponent.

defeated-you lost your previous match 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 to an average player.

beat and defeated-your kid brother won a match against you 6-0, 6-0, 6-0 even though he had spent the last week sick in bed with the flu and he wasn't wearing his glasses. this, my friends, means you were beat 'n' defeated. soundly.
by earpuller November 6, 2007
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Defeated (De-Feated)

To defeat (de-feat) someone or something.

Defeat (de-feat): To remove someone or something's feat. Used commonly back in the middle ages for deserters and foes as a warning and punishment.
I have won the war, defeated (de-feated) my enemies, and lived to tell the tale.

I will defeat you.
by Sileater January 12, 2023
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kero is defeated
by milk101fye February 14, 2025
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Getting Defeated

When inanimate objects don't work with you, and hijinks ensue.
"WAHHHH! Come on! WORK WITH ME HERE!"

"What the hell is happening over there?"

"I'm getting defeated."
by Ubeenbamboozledson January 10, 2022
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