defeated
Pronunciation: [dɪˈfiːtɪd]
Context: "games"
(verb) to lose in a game or competition. This means that someone did not win and instead the other person or team won.
Example
The team played hard but unfortunately, they defeated their opponents in the championship game.
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They never defeated any team in the tournament because they lost every match.
Example
Did they defeat the other team in the soccer match yesterday?
Context: "conflict"
(verb) to overcome someone in a struggle, fight, or competition. This means that one person or group has won against another.
Example
The hero finally defeated the villain in the story.
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The villain was not defeated, and he continued to cause trouble.
Example
How did the hero manage to defeat the villain?
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) feeling sad or down because you have lost or failed at something. It’s when you feel like you cannot win anymore or things are too difficult.
Example
She felt defeated after losing the race, but she promised to train harder next time.
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Despite the challenges, he did not feel defeated and kept trying his best.
Example
Have you ever felt defeated after a tough game?