I. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] V. trans.
II. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] SUST.
1. defeat by an opponent:
election defeat SUST.
| I | defeat |
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| you | defeat |
| he/she/it | defeats |
| we | defeat |
| you | defeat |
| they | defeat |
| I | defeated |
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| you | defeated |
| he/she/it | defeated |
| we | defeated |
| you | defeated |
| they | defeated |
| I | have | defeated |
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| you | have | defeated |
| he/she/it | has | defeated |
| we | have | defeated |
| you | have | defeated |
| they | have | defeated |
| I | had | defeated |
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| you | had | defeated |
| he/she/it | had | defeated |
| we | had | defeated |
| you | had | defeated |
| they | had | defeated |
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Marsh was so disappointing by the defeat he threw away his runners-up medal.
en.wikipedia.org As early as the end of 1973, it was suggested that drastic measures had to be taken to defeat the organisation.
en.wikipedia.org However, he was defeated and ended of his misery.
en.wikipedia.org As the player goes about the courses, points are yielded from eating fruit and defeating enemies.
en.wikipedia.org Men should not fear death, but dishonor and defeat.
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